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Word History and Origins
Origin of coastward1
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Example Sentences
A surge in the native rodent population has forced the rats to move coastwards in their search for more food, but many do not survive the trip, according to experts quoted in local media.
From BBC
Driving coastward through Mississippi last month, I hit rain.
From New York Times
Travel coastward, jump two and a half centuries or so, sail into the fog, and you’ll soon make landfall in “The Lighthouse.”
From The New Yorker
Our boats slid easily through the waves, three abreast, a friendly current bearing us coastward.
From Literature
The smoke settled over the west of the city on Friday night, and has drifted coastward over the course of the day.
From The Guardian
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