rightwards

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right·wards /ˈraɪtwədz $ -wərdz/ especially British EnglishBrE, rightward American English adverbadv

SIDEon or towards the right 在右侧；向右 OPP leftwards

The plane’s course was veering rightwards.

飞机航线突然右偏。

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rightwards• Stoking up fear of crime is these rightwing commentators' black art, a fear deliberately inflamed to tip the people rightwards.• Boot wide and solid, the crack led upwards to a commodious stance with a ledge running rightwards across an awesome drop.• However, the further rightwards along the cline a metaphor is located, the greater is the potential for multiple interpretations.• The slab is traversed rightwards and is quite straight forward if you stay low.• The Main Face includes all the cliff stretching rightwards from here, with easy descent being made down Simon Gully.• Thus, she has been able to move steadily rightwards while maintaining old links.

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