1. toward man or mankind; in the direction of human beings
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in religious or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The divine grace flows manwards from the heavens.
• In his philosophy, he turned his gaze manwards to understand human nature.
• The prophet's message was directed manwards, speaking to the hearts of all people.
• The artist's work reached manwards, touching the souls of viewers.
• The charity's efforts extended manwards, serving the needs of the community.