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Meanings of westward in English
Usage of westward in English
1
Peyton set his course westward and almost immediately was over the ocean.
2
Their general course seemed the same as our own; to the westward.
3
The windows of the room in which she was lying looked westward.
4
Scores of torches flared in the darkness as the workmen hurried westward.
5
Portugal holding that to the eastward and Spain that to the westward.
6
The boat was therefore hoisted in, and sail made to the westward.
7
The river was crossed by the ford, and the caravan proceeded westward.
8
He went many miles westward, for the sun told me the course.
9
The westward migration of its people checked the growth of the south.
10
But they went on looking for a westward route to the East.
11
To the westward the view of the mountain ranges was truly grand.
12
Only two considerable rivers flow from the Apennines westward into the Mediterranean.
13
There issued from the forest to the westward the stately Irish elk.
14
The family lived at Down House on the hills to the westward.
15
The Hugh still comes in that way, but more to the westward.
16
On the 5th, the river led us to the southward and westward.
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Westward through the time
Westward across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common