weathermost (Meaning)
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weathermost (a.)
Being farthest to the windward.
Synonyms & Antonyms of weathermost
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weathermost Sentence Examples
- The weathermost point of the island bore the brunt of the relentless storm.
- Sailors secured the weathermost rigging, anticipating the tempest's fury.
- The weathermost ship in the convoy shielded the others from the icy wind.
- The boat's weathermost sail was torn to shreds by the gale-force winds.
- The weathermost tree on the hilltop swayed violently, its branches creaking under the weight of the wind.
- The lighthouse's weathermost beacon illuminated the treacherous coastline during the stormy night.
- The weathermost window in the house rattled and shook as thunder crashed outside.
- The weathermost side of the canyon offered a breathtaking view of the distant mountains.
- The weathermost slopes of the mountain were covered in a thick layer of snow.
- The weathermost car in the line of traffic struggled to maintain traction in the slippery conditions.
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Being farthest to the windward.
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The weathermost point of the island bore the brunt of the relentless storm.
Sailors secured the weathermost rigging, anticipating the tempest's fury.
The weathermost ship in the convoy shielded the others from the icy wind.
The boat's weathermost sail was torn to shreds by the gale-force winds.
