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sternwards
/ ˈstɜːnwədz /
adverb
- nautical towards the stern; astern
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Example Sentences
Nevertheless they could always discern from it that their course, whether stemwards or sternwards, was steadily south.
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Afterwards it is projected sternwards from the jets with a velocity v relatively to the ship, or v − V relatively to the earth.
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Rozenoffski grasped at it desperately, but it eluded him, and then descending sailed sternwards.
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Aback—Said of a sail when the wind blows on the back or wrong side of it and forces the boat sternwards.
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You glance over the side of the hull, and see that the ground has begun to race away sternwards.
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