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northwest
[ nawrth-west; Nautical nawr-west ]
noun
- a point on the compass midway between north and west. : NW
- a region in this direction.
- the Northwest,
- the northwestern part of the United States, especially Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
- the northwestern part of the United States when its western boundary was the Mississippi River.
- the northwestern part of Canada.
adjective
- coming from the northwest:
a northwest wind.
- directed toward the northwest:
sailing a northwest course.
adverb
- from the northwest.
- toward the northwest:
sailing northwest.
Northwest
1/ ˌɔːθˈɛ /
noun
- the northwestern part of England, esp Lancashire and the Lake District
- the northwestern part of the US, consisting of the states of Washington, Oregon, and sometimes Idaho
- (in Canada) the region north and west of the Great Lakes
northwest
2/ ˌɔːθˈɛ; ˌnɔːˈwɛst /
noun
- the point of the compass or direction midway between north and west, 315° clockwise from north
- the northwestoften capital any area lying in or towards this direction
adjective
- sometimes capital of or denoting the northwestern part of a specified country, area, etc
northwest Greenland
adjective
- in, to, towards, or (esp of the wind) from the northwest
Derived Forms
- ˌԴǰٳˈɱٱԳDz, adjective
Other yvlog Forms
- Դǰٳwİ adjective
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of northwest1
Example Sentences
Molly, from Harrow in northwest London, took her own life in 2017 after being exposed to a stream of suicide and self-harm content on the two platforms.
For the next four hours, the Gulfstream jet cruised northwest above western Africa and the Atlantic Ocean toward the small archipelago of Cape Verde.
Along Southern California’s coast this week, Munroe said to expect high surf with four- to seven-foot waves due to strong winds and storms to the west and northwest.
The light green pills, 5,000 in total and marked with an M, are packed tightly - a fraction of what Jay says he sells every week in LA and across the American northwest.
Kern County — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake, the strongest to strike the region in three years, shook Southern California on Aug. 6, with an epicenter northwest of the Grapevine.
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