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Outward-Moving

Description

The term "outward-moving" relates to anything that is in the process of or has the ability to move or expand outward. It can refer to physical movement away from a central point, as well as the expansion of ideas, concepts, or populations.

Examples

As an adjective:

1. The outward-moving ocean waves crashed against the rocky shore.
2. Due to the city's outward-moving population, new neighborhoods sprouted on the outskirts.
3. The outward-moving force of the rocket propelled it into space.

As a noun:

1. The outward-moving of people from rural areas to urban centers is a global trend.
2. Scientific advancements often require an outward-moving of existing knowledge boundaries.
3. The universe's expansion is believed to be an outward-moving process.

As an adverb:

1. The arrow flew outward-moving from the bow, hitting the target with precision.
2. The company's influence grew outward-moving, reaching new markets around the world.
3. She smiled, revealing an outward-moving confidence that captivated everyone in the room.

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