adv. and a. [f. prec.] a. adv. In an uphill direction. b. adj. Leading uphill.

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c. 1655.  Milton, To C. Skinner, Wks. 1738, I. 59. Nor bate a Jot Of Heart or Hope, but still attend to steer Uphillward.

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1876.  Farrar, Marlb. Serm., xii. 112. The path of life is narrow and uphillward. Ibid. (1877), Eternal Hope (1892), 90. The difficulty of … virtue’s uphillward path.

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