westerly

/ˈwɛstərli/
adjective
  1. Situated in, facing, or coming from the west.
    • The house has a westerly view of the mountains.
    • They chose a westerly route to avoid the morning sun.
    • A westerly breeze cooled the beachgoers.
Antonyms
adverb
  1. Toward or from the west.
    • The wind blew westerly, pushing the clouds away.
    • The ship sailed westerly for several days.
    • They traveled westerly across the state.
noun
  1. A wind that blows from the west, especially a prevailing wind in a region.
    • A steady westerly kept the sailboat moving quickly.
    • The westerlies dominate the weather patterns in this latitude.
    • The forecast calls for strong westerlies tonight.
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