westering (Meaning)

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westering (a.)

Passing to the west.

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As the sun began its descent, casting ethereal hues upon the land, it transformed the westering sky into a canvas of fiery crimson and gold.
The weary travelers set up camp on the edge of the westering plain, seeking shelter from the relentless wind.
The homeward-bound birds soared in graceful arcs, their wings fluttering against the backdrop of the westering sun.
The historian pondered the fate of the westering pioneers who had ventured into the unknown centuries before.
The old man watched the westering clouds drift by, each one carrying with it memories of a life well-lived.
The ship sailed through the westering waters, its sails billowing in the breeze as it embarked on its journey across the ocean.
The astronomer pointed his telescope towards the westering horizon, eager to witness the elusive comet as it passed by.
The cattle grazed peacefully on the westering pasture, their contented lowing carried on the gentle wind.
The writer sat at his desk, gazing out at the westering sky as he searched for inspiration for his next novel.
The setting sun cast a warm glow on the westering wheat fields, promising a bountiful harvest in the coming weeks.

Passing to the west.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

As the sun began its descent, casting ethereal hues upon the land, it transformed the westering sky into a canvas of fiery crimson and gold.

The weary travelers set up camp on the edge of the westering plain, seeking shelter from the relentless wind.

The homeward-bound birds soared in graceful arcs, their wings fluttering against the backdrop of the westering sun.

The historian pondered the fate of the westering pioneers who had ventured into the unknown centuries before.