aftward in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Aftward: adverb meaning towards or in the direction of the rear or back, often used to indicate a subsequent time or state following an event.

After the storm passed, the sky began to clear, and we felt a sense of calm aftward.
They decided to take the longer route, believing it would be more scenic aftward.
Aftward, the team celebrated their victory with a grand feast.
He expressed his thoughts in the meeting, and aftward, everyone seemed more aligned.
The project started off slowly, but aftward, progress accelerated dramatically.
After the initial confusion, clarity emerged aftward for everyone involved.
She felt a wave of relief aftward, knowing she had made the right decision.
Aftward, we found ourselves reminiscing about the good old days.
The research yielded promising results, and aftward, additional funding was secured.
Aftward, they realized the importance of communication in their relationship.