windward (Meaning)
windward (n)
the direction from which the wind is coming
the side of something that is toward the wind
windward (a)
on the side exposed to the wind
windward (r)
toward the wind
windward (n.)
The point or side from which the wind blows; as, to ply to the windward; -- opposed to leeward.
windward (a.)
Situated toward the point from which the wind blows; as, the Islands.
windward (adv.)
Toward the wind; in the direction from which the wind blows.
Synonyms & Antonyms of windward
windward Sentence Examples
- The windward side of the island received torrential rainfall during the storm.
- Sailors navigated their vessels skillfully, positioning themselves on the windward side to maximize speed.
- The windward slopes of the mountain range were densely forested, providing shelter from the harsh elements.
- The windward coast was dotted with rugged cliffs that protected it from the relentless waves.
- The windward facade of the building was constructed with reinforced glass to withstand the force of the wind.
- The windward beach was known for its high surf, making it a popular destination for surfers.
- The windward islands were lush and verdant, with abundant vegetation thriving in the moist climate.
- The windward edge of the sail billowed out, propelling the boat forward with impressive speed.
- Sailors faced challenging conditions on the windward leg of the race, battling against strong winds and heavy seas.
- The windward side of the tree was exposed to the full force of the storm, causing significant damage to its branches.
FAQs About the word windward
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The windward side of the island received torrential rainfall during the storm.
Sailors navigated their vessels skillfully, positioning themselves on the windward side to maximize speed.
The windward slopes of the mountain range were densely forested, providing shelter from the harsh elements.
The windward coast was dotted with rugged cliffs that protected it from the relentless waves.
