awayward in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Awayward: inclined to wander or stray from the usual path, often characterized by a tendency toward imagination or exploration.

The awayward spirit of the child seemed to draw her into a world of imagination.
His awayward tendencies often led him to explore places others would avoid.
She had an awayward charm that captivated everyone she met.
Despite his awayward nature, he was deeply loved by his friends.
The awayward clouds drifted lazily across the clear blue sky.
In an awayward fashion, he took the long route home to enjoy the scenery.
Her thoughts were awayward, drifting far from the mundane conversation.
The awayward gaze of the artist revealed a depth of emotion in his work.
He spoke in an awayward manner, often leaving listeners perplexed.
The awayward wind carried whispers of forgotten tales through the trees.