northwestern
- adjective
- /nɔrθˈwɛstərn/
- US
- Many natural parks can be found in the northwestern region of the United States.
- Northwestern United States
- northwestern Arizona
- northwestern Montana
Examples
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I have always wanted to explore the diverse landscapes of northwestern Oregon.
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Residents in northwestern Idaho enjoy a variety of outdoor activities throughout the year.
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So yeah, I'm really late, so I will see you in the next clip called Mount Abu in northwestern India.
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In late February 2011, neurologic disease was reported in several horses in northwestern and southwestern NSW.
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Glacier National Park, like much of northwestern Montana, used to be Blackfeet Nation territory.
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There are also reports of IRP activities in the Karakalpak region in the northwestern section of Uzbekistan.
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The village I call Linden lies in the northwestern part of Bavaria, close to Hesse.
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For example, a community-driven but state-sanctioned form of land reform in northwestern Scotland has attracted noteworthy attention.
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However, by 2011, dengue was identified in 42% of febrile patients in northwestern Ecuador and malaria in none.
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At the time, Deerfield was the northwestern most outpost of New England, deep in the heart of the former Pokum Tuk Nation.
Antonyms
Compounds
A region of the United States that includes states like Washington or Oregon
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Northwestern is made of north + west + -ern, where -ern means 'related to'. Imagine a compass where north and west meet, and you get the 'north‑west' area, so northwestern means 'of the north‑west part' of a country or region.