What's the difference between "left side" and "leftward"??
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"Leftward" isn't commonly used, but it basically means, "in the direction to your left" . Viz. toward, forward, backward, sideward, upward, etc... these are all directions.
"Left side" is a location.
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This reminds me of "westward". A long time ago in the United States ( when the pioneers traveled west from the east in their wagons with horses) the leader of a wagon train group said: "Westward, ho!" This meant, let's start traveling now ---to the west.
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