backward
പിന്നോക്ക
definition
adverb
he took a step backward
(of a movement) away from one's front; in the direction of one's back.
a loving look backward at his early life
toward or into the past.
adjective
she left the room without a backward glance
directed behind or to the rear.
economically backward countries
having made less than normal progress.
example
Let all those who plundered money in the name of running banks give loans to those economically 'backward' people.
The general consensus seems to be that a return to a full winter season would be a 'backward' step - and not just because of the impracticalities.
His arm follows and suddenly whips 'backward' , torso turning with it, snapping his back into a terrible arch.
In this exercise you will be counting 'backward' from fifty to zero, synchronizing the counting with your breathing.
You'll often see him peel away or take a few quick steps 'backward' to avoid an onrushing forward at the last second.
Rural poverty and 'backward' agriculture will have to be tackled with, among other things, irrigation, power, communications and education.
Meanwhile, cinematic science fiction takes a big giant step 'backward' .
He hasn't lost faith, even with the Chiefs taking a huge step 'backward' a year go.
Now I know the plot and all I hear is stories about the kind, humanistic fatherland and the 'backward' heathens of primitive lands.
Suddenly, she heard a shout and saw her brother fall 'backward' .
All told, it appears that marooned on this jungle island, humanity took a giant step 'backward' to survive.
He was looking 'backward' to this life, and wanting it all now.
As he grabs himself and falls 'backward' , she pushes herself to her feet, revealing her untied hands.
The fur naps to the rear, thus sliding forward and resisting 'backward' movement.
But his level was so much higher at the position, he could take a step 'backward' and still be better than most.
In 1854, he was looking 'backward' to his years of spiritual fulfillment before his highly subjective idealism had begun to wane.
Life Institute of Technical Education is an advanced technical institute for physically challenged and economically 'backward' persons.
Tilt the forward skate 'backward' , bringing the front of the skate up and pressing down on the heel.
The parents in this film are not the cliche and are not those 'backward' people who scream and say don't go out.
Frantically, he thought 'backward' toward the night before.
We are shown images of bees, signifying the 'backward' movement of trying to escape one's destiny.
The Scandinavian monarchies were transformed from poor and rather 'backward' societies into prosperous agricultural democracies.
Yolinda spins around and sort of falls 'backward' .
Tinkering with criminal law is a 'backward' step in countering the deep cultural realities of homophobia, racism, sexism.
He could, as he acknowledges, step into the breach in an emergency, but adds: ‘It would be a 'backward' step for the manager to bring me in.’
Without a 'backward' glance, she closed the French doors and unhooked the sash that held the heavy drapes that covered the white lace sheers.
Historians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries worked 'backward' and pieced it together.
‘It was not a 'backward' step,’ said the veteran, quite vehemently.
The other three boys left without a 'backward' glance and I attempted to do the same but as we arrived at the edge of the woods, I looked quickly over to where we had left Gregory.
Hazarding a 'backward' glance since her escape, Andrea forced a bit more speed into her getaway when she realised that he was catching up with her.
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