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southwestward
/ ˌsaʊθˈwɛstwəd; ˌsaʊˈwɛstwəd /
adjective
- from or towards the southwest
adverb
- a variant of southwestwards
noun
- a direction towards or area in the southwest
Derived Forms
- ˌsouthˈwestwardly, adjectiveadverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of southwestward1
Example Sentences
The weather threat extends southwestward across parts of Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Arkansas.
That risk for a few dry thunderstorms wraps southwestward into northern California, where sporadic lightning strikes could ignite blazes.
Four lengthy dry periods that occurred between 6.25 million and 8.75 million years ago likely drove those creatures to migrate southwestward into Africa, Böhme and her colleagues reported last month in Communications Earth & Environment.
Heavy rainfall could lead to flooding across Missouri to southern Illinois and parts of eastern Kentucky southwestward into south Mississippi, said Bob Smerbeck, Accuweather senior meteorologist.
When the Trojans had taken leave of their kind hosts and had successfully rounded the eastern tip of Italy, they kept on sailing southwestward around Sicily with all confidence in their prophetic guide.
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