Definition of centreward in English:

centreward

noun ˈsɛntəwəd

The part or area near the centre. Only in prepositional phrases, especially "to (the) centreward". rare.

adverb ˈsɛntəwəd

1Towards or in the direction of the centre; = centrewards.
2Towards the political centre; in the direction of political moderation.

adjective ˈsɛntəwəd

1Occurring or moving towards or near the centre; that is situated or positioned near the centre.
2That tends or moves towards the political centre.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Taylor (1576–1632), Church of England clergyman. From centre + -ward.

Definition of centreward in US English:

centreward

nounˈsɛntəwəd

The part or area near the centre. Only in prepositional phrases, especially "to (the) centreward". rare.

adverbˈsɛntəwəd

1Towards or in the direction of the centre; = centrewards.
2Towards the political centre; in the direction of political moderation.

adjectiveˈsɛntəwəd

1Occurring or moving towards or near the centre; that is situated or positioned near the centre.
2That tends or moves towards the political centre.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Taylor (1576–1632), Church of England clergyman. From centre + -ward.

单词	centreward
释义	Definition of centreward in English: centreward noun ˈsɛntəwəd The part or area near the centre. Only in prepositional phrases, especially "to (the) centreward". rare. adverb ˈsɛntəwəd 1Towards or in the direction of the centre; = centrewards. 2Towards the political centre; in the direction of political moderation. adjective ˈsɛntəwəd 1Occurring or moving towards or near the centre; that is situated or positioned near the centre. 2That tends or moves towards the political centre. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Taylor (1576–1632), Church of England clergyman. From centre + -ward. Definition of centreward in US English: centreward nounˈsɛntəwəd The part or area near the centre. Only in prepositional phrases, especially "to (the) centreward". rare. adverbˈsɛntəwəd 1Towards or in the direction of the centre; = centrewards. 2Towards the political centre; in the direction of political moderation. adjectiveˈsɛntəwəd 1Occurring or moving towards or near the centre; that is situated or positioned near the centre. 2That tends or moves towards the political centre. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Taylor (1576–1632), Church of England clergyman. From centre + -ward.
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