rightwards

adverb
UK /ˈraɪt.wədz/
US /ˈraɪt.wɚdz/

Toward the right side.

The little boat drifted rightwards across the pond.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Moving or pointing toward the right.

He made a rightwards turn at the corner.

3. In a political sense, leaning toward conservative views.

The party's rightwards shift surprised many voters.

4. On a graph or chart, moving along the axis toward higher values.

The line slopes rightwards as the numbers grow.