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Meanings of southward in English
Usage of southward in English
1
The usual grounds are a great way lower down to the southward.
2
The house looked miles away; far over it three ducks flew southward.
3
So the two had gone forth in the darkness and journeyed southward.
4
The Sait feared the advance of the Red troops southward to Uliassutai.
5
The fleet sailed on for nearly five hundred miles to the southward.
6
The southward wind flung itself in an arrow-headed cloud athwart the sun.
7
The southward wing flung itself in an arrow-headed cloud athwart the sun.
8
For full seven hundred miles, the train lumbered on to the southward.
9
The grottos with the inscriptions are three-days' march southward in the mountains.
10
The first was that we were drifting perceptibly southward; this was satisfactory.
11
There was no conceivable reason why Mar should not have marched southward.
12
Mexico, lying in the forefront of the southward marching army, recently enlisted.
13
On the 5th, the river led us to the southward and westward.
14
We hear much of the havoc it has made to the southward.
15
Kid Wolf read the signs on them as the horse trotted southward:
16
Honeyman went southward, and lived for some years in the American Colonies.
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Southward through the time
Southward across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common