Sideway vs. Sideways
Difference Between Sideway and Sideways
Sidewayadverb
Toward one side
took a step sideways.a sideways glance.Sidewaysadverb
Toward one side
took a step sideways.a sideways glance.Sidewayadverb
From one side
a painting lit sideways.sideways pressure.Sidewaysadverb
From one side
a painting lit sideways.sideways pressure.Sidewayadverb
With the side forward
turned sideways to show the profile.a sideways view.Sidewaysadverb
With the side forward
turned sideways to show the profile.a sideways view.Sidewaynoun
A footpath near a road.
Sidewaysnoun
plural of sideway
Sidewaynoun
A byway.
Sidewaysadjective
Moving or directed toward one side.
Giving Mary a sideways glance, he said,....He gave the ball a sideways kick.Sidewayadjective
sidelong
Sidewaysadjective
(informal) Positioned sideways with a side to the front.
There was a stack of papers in front of each seat at the table, but each stack was sideways.Sidewayadverb
sideways
Sidewaysadjective
(informal) Neither moving upward nor moving downward.
Once we get out of this sideways economy, our figures will more accurately reflect what we're truly capable of.Sidewayadverb
with one side forward or to the front;
turned sideways to show the profilecrabs seeming to walk sidewiseSidewaysadjective
Not as planned; towards a worse outcome.
We realized the project could go sideways very quickly if we didn't get the sales and marketing people on our side.Sidewayadverb
from the side; obliquely;
a picture lit sidewaysscenes viewed sidewiseSidewaysadjective
In conflict (with); not compatible (with).
He was constantly getting sideways with his boss till he got fired.Sidewayadverb
toward one side;
the car slipped sideways into the ditchleaning sidewaysa figure moving sidewise in the shadowsSidewaysadverb
With a side to the front.
He builds houses sideways, with the front door on the side.Sidewaysadverb
Towards one side.
A bishop moves only diagonally; a rook, only sideways, forward, and back.He looked sideways at the new arrival, wondering who she was.Sidewaysadverb
Askance; sidelong.
Sidewaysadverb
(informal) Neither upward nor downward.
The economy has been moving sideways for several months now.Sidewaysadjective
(of movement) at an angle
Sidewaysadverb
with one side forward or to the front;
turned sideways to show the profilecrabs seeming to walk sidewiseSidewaysadverb
from the side; obliquely;
a picture lit sidewaysscenes viewed sidewiseSidewaysadverb
toward one side;
the car slipped sideways into the ditchleaning sidewaysa figure moving sidewise in the shadowsSidewaysadverb
to, toward or at one side;
darting eyes looking sidelong out of a wizened face
