Pronunciation: /ˈsʌ.ðər.li/
adjective relating to or coming from the south
A1 The weather forecast predicts a southerly wind today.
A2 We took a southerly route to avoid traffic.
B1 The southerly region of the country is known for its warm climate.
B2 The southerly winds brought a welcome relief from the heat.
C1 The southerly direction of the river led us to a beautiful waterfall.
C2 The southerly migration of birds is a fascinating natural phenomenon.
adverb in a southerly direction
A1 I walked in a southerly direction to reach the park.
A2 The wind was blowing southerly, making it feel warmer.
B1 The train traveled in a southerly direction towards the city.
B2 The southerly winds brought a welcome relief from the heat.
C1 The ship changed its course to a southerly heading to avoid the storm.
C2 The southerly flow of traffic made the commute slower than usual.
formal The weather forecast predicts a southerly wind coming in later today.
informal I heard there's a southerly breeze blowing through town.
slang Dude, did you feel that southerly gust just now?
figurative Her influence on the project had a southerly direction, guiding us towards success.
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