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• n  direction toward the rear
  his outfit marched to the rearward of the tank divisions
• s  located in or toward the back or rear
  on the rearward side
• s  directed or moving toward the rear
  a rearward glance
  a rearward movement
• r  at or to or toward the back or rear
  she looked rearward out the window of the car

• Another inventor observed that people wiping their feet on doormats all wipe with a rearward motion, which gradually flattens the bristles and decreases the efficacy of the mat.
• Result: the rearward blast cancels out the "kick" of the gun.
• Colonel Lossberg's new type of front was some two miles deep, divided into forward zone, battle zone, rearward battle zone and two more rearward zones for mobile reserves.

• rear
• reverse
• back
• backward
• backwards
• rearwards

• forward

News & Articles

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• BusinessAviationVoice: Avantair Fractional Ownership - Casualty Of The Economy?
  Founded in 2003, Avantair took off as the most unique fractional ownership provider exclusively offering shares in the twin turboprop Piaggio P180 Avanti. There was no question. Avantair and the Avanti were different. No other major fractional firm specialized in a single aircraft type. In addition, the distinctively designed Avanti with its forward wing and twin jet-powered rearward facing ...
  July 10, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• David Coulthard in Sydney Morning Herald
  Coulthard responded: "The reality is he is not racing me for the world championship so he can do the same manoeuvre for the next 17 races and have the same result. Quite clearly my eyes point forward, not rearward. He had much clearer view from...
• Peter Horbury in AutoWeek
  By cleverness in design, we've been able to make it look like the wheels are further out, further forward and further rearward,Horbury said during an interview at a Ford event last month in New York.
• Brian Farrell in Irish Times
  What we suggest is that you should be rearward facing up until at least a year. Beyond that you can be forward facing,said Mr Farrell. "The child's neck hasn't developed enough to avoid a whiplash situation, and that's why you have...