"Vaward" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Vaward" Meaning

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"Vaward" Examples

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1. Nautical term: on vaward: Engaging the enemy on the right-hand side of the enemy ship, away from the direction of rowing.

Example:
> "The tactical error made by Commodore Hale led to his ships coming on vaward of the French privateer."

2. In music: vaward can refer to the 'forward' or 'leading' edge of warlike or aggressive (often metaphorical) noise, exemplifying either "officious, pertinacious or rummaging noise".

Example:
> "The unruly section crashed the music and caused an irreverent vaward at the verge of chaos amidst calmness in the concert."

3. Modern usage: vaward denotes the act of detracting from something by making mincing or insidious criticisms that affect in discerning minds.

Example:
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4. In dialogical arguments, etc.: "On the vaward of an argument": Near or at the start or initiation of a discussion or debate.

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