Definition of west-south-westwards in English:

west-south-westwards

noun ˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz

adverb ˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Norman (fl. 1560–1584), maker of mathematical instruments. From west-south-west + -wards.

nounˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz

adverbˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Norman (fl. 1560–1584), maker of mathematical instruments. From west-south-west + -wards.

单词	west-south-westwards
释义	Definition of west-south-westwards in English: west-south-westwards noun ˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz West-south-westrare. adverb ˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz West-south-west. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Norman (fl. 1560–1584), maker of mathematical instruments. From west-south-west + -wards. Definition of west-south-westwards in US English: west-south-westwards nounˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz West-south-westrare. adverbˌwɛs(t)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstwədz West-south-west. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Norman (fl. 1560–1584), maker of mathematical instruments. From west-south-west + -wards.
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