Moderate as in understood In the direction of or onto the surface of; as in moving toward or reaching a specific place or position. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Onto'
The detective carefully stepped onto the crime scene to examine the evidence.
The astronaut floated onto the space station, experiencing zero gravity.
The detective was onto the criminal's elaborate scheme to steal priceless artwork.
As the chef experimented with new flavors, she stumbled onto a unique combination that delighted her taste buds.
The explorer was onto an ancient civilization buried deep in the heart of the rainforest.
The athlete was onto a new training regimen that promised to enhance performance on the field.
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