Pronunciation: /ˈwɛstərli/
adjective relating to the west or the direction toward the west
A1 The westerly wind blew gently through the trees.
A2 The westerly direction is where the sun sets.
B1 The westerly route is the fastest way to get to the beach.
B2 The westerly winds can sometimes bring stormy weather.
C1 The westerly current in the ocean can affect shipping routes.
C2 The westerly climate in this region is known for its mild temperatures.
adverb in or toward the west
A1 The wind was blowing westerly, making it difficult to walk east.
A2 She always prefers to travel westerly when driving long distances.
B1 The storm is moving westerly, so we should prepare for heavy rain.
B2 The ship changed course to sail westerly towards the setting sun.
C1 The pilot adjusted the flight path westerly to avoid turbulence.
C2 The hikers set off on their journey westerly, towards the mountains.
formal The westerly winds brought a cool breeze to the coastal town.
informal I love how the westerly winds make the weather so pleasant here.
slang The westerly breeze is totally chill, dude.
figurative His ideas were moving in a westerly direction, away from the mainstream thoughts.
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