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Adverb: southward  'sawth,wurd [N. Amer], 'sawth,wûd [Brit]
  1. Toward the south
    "the ship turned southward";
    - southerly, southwards
Noun: southward  'sawth,wurd [N. Amer], 'sawth,wûd [Brit]
  1. The cardinal compass point that is at 180 degrees
    "The migrating birds flew due southward for the winter";
    - south, due south, S
Adjective: southward  'sawth,wurd [N. Amer], 'sawth,wûd [Brit]
  1. Moving toward the south
    "The geese flew in a southward direction for the winter";
    - southbound
     
  2. Directed towards or in the south
    "The geese began their southward migration as winter approached"

Derived forms: southwards

See also: south

Type of: cardinal compass point

Encyclopedia: Southward, John