westward
/ˈwɛst.wɚd/ adverb B1- Toward the west. · ride westward.
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“I don’t think that I need intrude upon your time and patience any more.” With a last word of caution that he should say nothing as to our researches, we turned our faces westward once more.
Because the sun appears to travel westward, noon in Boston arrived roughly twelve minutes earlier than noon in New York, a difference that hardly mattered as long as nobody could travel between the two cities quickly.
The Irish crews primarily built westward from the flat plains of the Midwest.
They packed their meager remaining possessions into heavily overloaded automobiles and initiated an arduous migration westward toward the promise of California.
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