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Meanings of eastward in English
Spanish
hacia el este Usage of eastward in English
1
The current will have set us far to the eastward, he thought.
2
Soon he came to the Rotator Control, frozen in the eastward position.
3
In Belgium, the allies had progressed about forty miles eastward from Nieuport.
4
Then it sped eastward at the rate of fifty miles an hour.
5
Portugal holding that to the eastward and Spain that to the westward.
6
So for the first three days we plod south and then eastward.
7
Creeping eastward along a bad shore, in the teeth of the demon.
8
They retired to the eastward, drawing toward the Austrian claimant in Aragon.
9
Some wandered eastward and spread themselves in the region surrounding Hudson Bay.
10
At half-past 8 A.M. the Investigator weighed and stood to the eastward.
11
A garden eastward in Eden was selected as the ground of exhibition.
12
In consequence of the storm, we had been thrown eastward once more.
13
The company took its way along the ridge, and the road eastward.
14
Far to the eastward they saw three similar lights flame and die.
15
Having reached the foot of the lake, they turned to the eastward.
16
The next day Weeso and I went to the top ridge eastward.
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Eastward through the time
Eastward across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common