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Meaning of southeastward
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southeastward (n)
the compass point midway between south and east; at 135 degrees
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southeastward (s)
toward the southeast
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southeastward (r)
in a southeastward direction
southeastward Sentence Examples
- The storm's path took a sharp southeastward turn, threatening populated areas.
- The river meandered southeastward through the fertile valley, nourishing the surrounding fields.
- The herd of elephants made their way southeastward in search of water.
- The airplane ascended southeastward, gaining altitude over the sprawling cityscape.
- The wind howled southeastward, whipping up sand and debris.
- The hiker trekked southeastward along the rugged mountain trail.
- The sunlight cast long shadows that extended southeastward across the meadow.
- The boat sailed southeastward, its sails billowing in the gentle breeze.
- The wildfire spread southeastward, consuming acres of dry vegetation.
- The research team ventured southeastward into the uncharted depths of the rainforest.
FAQs About the word southeastward
the compass point midway between south and east; at 135 degrees, toward the southeast, in a southeastward direction
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The storm's path took a sharp southeastward turn, threatening populated areas.
The river meandered southeastward through the fertile valley, nourishing the surrounding fields.
The herd of elephants made their way southeastward in search of water.
The airplane ascended southeastward, gaining altitude over the sprawling cityscape.
