movetoward
verbUK /muːv təˈwɔːd/
US /muːv təˈwɔːrd/
To go closer to something or someone.
The little dog began to move toward the door when it heard the bell.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To begin to support or accept an idea or plan.
The group slowly moved toward a decision after hours of talking.
3. To change your feelings so you start to like someone or something.
After the kind letter, she began to move toward forgiving him.
4. To progress in the direction of a goal.
The team is moving toward finishing the project by Friday.
5. To shift your body or position closer to a person or thing.
He moved toward the window to get a better look.