northwest
- noun
- /ˌnɔrθˈwɛst/
- We're up in the northwest corner of Greenland.
- the northwest region
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Watch on YouTubeMy career also included eight years of working in the northwest of England in four different schools.
- My career also included eight years of working in the northwest of England in four different schools.
- Liverpool, England and the northwest of England is not known for its beach resorts and fine weather.
- So they have a northwest trial in I think we played that Edgeley Park, Stockport County and I played the front that game and scored two for the northwest of England.
Examples
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My career also included eight years of working in the northwest of England in four different schools.
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Italy is bordered by France, in the northwest.
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But now, living in the northwest, that time is rare.
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I think people in the Northwest benefit from the ability to travel, to live all across the EU.
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Tornadoes are not common in Europe, but they do occur occasionally in the northwest and south of the continent.
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Dunhuang, in northwest China, is home to a vast Buddhist rock cut temple complex.
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I'm a local guide here and we are in the northwest of Jordan at the borderline with historical Palestine and Syria.
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I belong to the city of Peshawar, which is in the Northwest province bordering Afghanistan.
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Yellowstone covers more than 3,300 square miles in area and is mostly located in the upper northwest corner of Wyoming.
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The northwest of England is known for its beautiful countryside and historic landmarks.
Antonyms
Compounds
- US
A region of the United States in the northwest that includes states like Washington and Oregon
A region in the northwestern United States that includes Washington and Oregon and sometimes parts of southwestern British Columbia
A sea route through the Arctic along the north coast of North America that links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
A large area in northwest Canada now smaller since Canada created Nunavut in 1999
- Specialized
A compass direction slightly west of northwest, about 292 degrees
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Northwest is formed from the two simple direction words north and west, and it names the 'north-and-west' part of a place. So the northwest of a country or city is the area toward both north and west.