windwards (Meaning)
windwards
the side or direction from which the wind is blowing, being in or facing the direction from which the wind is blowing compare leeward, into or in an advantageous position, moving or placed toward the direction from which the wind is blowing
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windwards Sentence Examples
- The windward side of the island received the brunt of the hurricane's force.
- Sailors carefully navigate the windward coast, where strong winds are prevalent.
- The windward windows rattled and shook as the storm intensified.
- The windward slope of the mountain was steeper and more challenging to climb.
- Windward vegetation thrives in the harsh conditions, developing adaptations to withstand strong winds.
- The windward side of the ship was covered in salt spray from the relentless ocean waves.
- The windward islands in the archipelago are exposed to constant trade winds.
- Sailors keep a watchful eye on the windward horizon for signs of approaching storms.
- The windward face of the lighthouse weathered the elements, standing tall despite the constant wind.
- Windward agriculture requires special techniques and crop varieties to withstand strong gusts and salt drift.
FAQs About the word windwards
the side or direction from which the wind is blowing, being in or facing the direction from which the wind is blowing compare leeward, into or in an advantage
flanks, sides, lees, hands,leewards, foot,tops, rights, feet, outsides
interiors,centers, insides,middles, midways,
The windward side of the island received the brunt of the hurricane's force.
Sailors carefully navigate the windward coast, where strong winds are prevalent.
The windward windows rattled and shook as the storm intensified.
The windward slope of the mountain was steeper and more challenging to climb.
