toward
prepositionUK /təˈwɔːd/
US /tɔːrd/
In the direction of someone or something.
She walked toward the door.
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2. Close to a time or point.
It got colder toward evening.
3. In relation to or about someone.
He felt friendly toward his new neighbors.
4. As a help or contribution to something.
She saved money toward a new bike.