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• northwestwards — [nôrth΄west′wərdz; ] naut. [ nôr΄west′wərdz] adv. NORTHWESTWARD …   English World dictionary

• northwestwards — /nawrth west weuhrdz/; Naut. /nawr west weuhrdz/, adv. northwestward. * * * …   Universalium

• northwestwards — dz adverb : northwestward * * * /nawrth west weuhrdz/; Naut. /nawr west weuhrdz/, adv. northwestward …   Useful english dictionary

• northwestwards — north|west|wards [ˌno:θˈwestwədz US ˌno:rθˈwestwərdz] adv also northwestward towards the northwest >northwestward adj …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• northwestwards — north·west·wards …   English syllables

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