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backward

[bak-werd] / ˈbæk wərd /




ADVERB
toward the rear
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He called the change a "victory of common sense", through environmental groups criticised it as a step backward for the industry and public health.

From BBC

That information looks backward, but is expected to fill in the blanks on the status of the job market at a tumultuous time for workers.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Warhead” undermines its own relevance by looking backward, focusing on examples from World War II and the early Cold War.

From The Wall Street Journal

I feel wind and droplets, and—as a kid who lived through a pandemic—I recoil in horror, jumping backward into Jonesy.

From Literature

Simply put, you can’t go forward and backward at the same time.

From Salon