adv. [f. as prec. + -WARD.] Towards the throne.
1844. Mrs. Browning, Dead Pan, xxvii. When His priestly blood dropped downward, And His kingly eyes looked throneward.
1886. Lillien B. Fearing, Sleeping World, etc., 30.
| My soul would gaze | |
| Throneward for God’s dear blame or praise. |
