English to Luxembourgish Meaning of outward - bausse

Outward :

bausse

adjective

bausse, kierperlech, Beräich vu, Kaporal, Präparaten, extern, Aussen-, Bëschbaach, iwwerflächlech, net déif, niddreg, formell, perséinlech, Haut-déif, kursoresch

adverb

bausse, Haut-déif

Outward :: bausseOutwardly :: outwardlyOutwards :: as

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Definitions of outward in English

Adjective(1) relating to physical reality rather than with thoughts or the mind(2) that is going out or leaving
Adverb(1) toward the outside

Examples of outward in English

(1) The diffusion of Hispanics outward from these core areas, in terms of total numbers, is far less rapid than recent press accounts imply.(2) The optical revolution has spread outward from the core.(3) The first priority of builders is the immediate surrounding environment, starting with the home and moving outward from there.(4) However, this outward display of unity masked divisions between unions that became apparent during the consultation period.(5) The process continues to spread outward , triggering successive generations of fewer and fewer stars.(6) My seat hit the wall when I pushed myself outward from the counter.(7) All outward appearance of friendliness dropped from Kreed.(8) A sharp intake of breath was the only outward sign I gave that it stung.(9) As the particle gains energy, it picks up speed and spirals outward from the center of the machine.(10) All outward signs point to your average bakery, but the delicious delights displayed on the shelves of O'Hehir's bakery in Wine Street can actually be enjoyed on site.(11) It may be theologically sound, but I am uncomfortable with the emphasis on outward form rather than true inner spiritual acceptance of the message.(12) Yet the banana seems unmoved by that outward display of vanity.(13) The government should make technical advice available to the owners of these buildings so that all modern facilities could be added to them without changing their outward designs.(14) These scenes were videotaped rather than shot on film, to give the landscape an intimate intensity as the outward manifestation of his interior struggle.(15) In a low-pressure cell, centrifugal force acts radially outward but the pressure gradient force radially inward.(16) Though the current Mustang shares few outward similarities with Mustangs from the 1980s, the underlying platform has been in use since 1979.

Related Phrases of outward

(1) outward appearance ::

bausse krut

(2) outward journey ::

hin

(3) outward-facing ::

bausse-denen

(4) outward man ::

bausse Mann

Related Phrases of outward

(1) outward appearance ::

bausse krut

(2) outward journey ::

hin

(3) outward-facing ::

bausse-denen

(4) outward man ::

bausse Mann

Synonyms

Adjective

1. external ::

extern

2. outer ::

baussenzege

3. outside ::

ausserhalb

4. exterior ::

Aussen-

5. surface ::

Uewerfläch

6. superficial ::

iwwerflächlech

7. seeming ::

Flotte button

8. apparent ::

visuell

9. ostensible ::

ostensible

Adverb

Antonyms

1. inner ::

zentrale

2. inside ::

bannen

3. interior ::

bannen

4. internal ::

intern

5. inward ::

Erläsche

Different Forms

outward, outwardly, outwards

Word Example from TV Shows

an OUTWARD appearance of acceptance.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Examples of outward from TV Shows

an OUTWARD appearance of acceptance.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

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