Southward in a sentence as a noun

Go southward and look for lodging in San Mateo or farther south.

Research suggests it is shifting southward at a rate of more than 40 miles per decade.

If you drive from AT&T park southward, keeping close to the water, you will see an enormous amount of unused land.

Going to be pretty interesting if/when there's enough climate disruption to force those in the north to migrate southward.

Southward in a sentence as an adjective

Problem is the still lacking infrastructure to transport energy southward where heavy industry actually needs it.

Connecting it with a slowing down of that stream is intentionally left to the viewer.... news report ..."Took a southward drive over the rockies and dipped way down into Florida."...

And since a lot of these new southward migrants were conservative retirees, they voted Republican, forming a key target demographic in Reagan’s election in 1980.

And what I am saying is that Mexico would have a much easier time controlling its crime if there were not billions of dollars flowing southward from the United States into the hands of the cartels.

Southward in a sentence as an adverb

Maybe each country could run a big painted cable across the country representing the border in places where it’s otherwise illegible, and then keep moving it along north/southward with each passing year.

Investors as a whole are able to shape their own reality: If enough of them talk about valuations taking a southward turn or a "bubble popping," then it can quickly become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

A 4-5C temperature rise will shift equivalent biomes over 1000 miles northward/southward, and inundate large coastal areas where major populations are currently located.

> Before you tsk-tsk today’s kids for their lack of bookishness, note that the trend lines are sliding southward for graduate students and faculty members, tooGraduate students, and some faculty members, are also "today's kids", depending on your vantage point.

Southward definitions

noun

the cardinal compass point that is at 180 degrees

See also: south

adjective

moving toward the south; "a southbound train"

See also: southbound

adverb

toward the south; "the ship turned southerly"

See also: southerly southwards