out
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having to do with the external or visible appearance, as opposed to the inner or hidden qualities
- His outward actions suggested he was confident, though he felt unsure inside.
- The outward appearance of the car was flawless, but the engine had issues.
- She focused on the outward details of the event, not the emotions it stirred.
- Their outward behavior seemed polite, even though they were upset.
- The outward signs of stress were clear, even though she tried to hide them.
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directed or moving away from the center
- The outward expansion of the company led to new markets.
- She noticed the outward movement of the branches as the wind picked up.
- The outward force of the explosion shattered the windows.
- The outward curve of the road revealed stunning vistas.
- The outward expansion of the city has led to new developments.
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