south
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- adjective
- /saʊθ/
- Okay, south wing is clean.
- south-central
- south magnetic pole
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- And again the highest percentages in South facing houses.
- On the left side, that in the South side, you really lack much control of your tax situation or frankly even your financial situation.
- It has no north-south Road except for Regent Street, which we'll discuss a bit later is the imposition of a particular situation.
- This time it was on the South side and they come through the and Grant's, Grant's desk was right on the other side of the break room.
Examples
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South side of the building.
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Get off junction 34, south side.
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And again the highest percentages in South facing houses.
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The Sunset is a completely boring district built on sand dunes, south and west of Golden Gate Park.
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The streets are alphabetic north/south and numbered east/west until you run into the ocean.
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The best view from the cabin is to the south, overlooking the lake.
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We should plan our trip to the south, where the weather is warmer.
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They traveled south to explore the beautiful beaches along the coast.
Synonyms
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Located in or coming from the south
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In the direction of the south
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Moving toward the south, often describing vehicles or routes
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Toward the south
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Directly toward the south on a compass
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Toward the south
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- US
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A region in the southeastern United States with a long history and strong local culture
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A sea near southeast Asia next to China, Vietnam, and the Philippines that many ships cross and that countries dispute
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A region of the southern United States before the Civil War known for plantations and slavery
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A period in South Africa 1948–early 1990s when the government kept races separate and treated non-white people unfairly
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A river in the central United States that flows through Colorado and Nebraska and joins the Platte River
- Archaic
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A person from the native peoples of South America before European arrival
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A river in the central United States that flows through Colorado and Nebraska and joins the Platte River
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Islands in the central and southern Pacific Ocean, especially those in Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia
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A county in northern England that includes the cities Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster, and Barnsley
A region that says it is independent from Georgia but most countries see it as part of Georgia
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The point in the sky above Earth's South Pole that the stars appear to turn around
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Part of the Earth in the south between the Antarctic Circle and the Tropic of Capricorn
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A river in the south-central United States that flows east from Texas along the southern border of Oklahoma into Louisiana
A nickname for the U.S. state of Georgia for its economic and cultural importance in the South
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An ocean flow that moves westward just south of the equator
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A compass direction slightly south of southeast, at 157.5 degrees from north
- South African
A tree or shrub from southern Africa with strong yellow wood used for furniture
A fern with leaves shaped like deer antlers that grows in Peru and Bolivia
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Area around the South Pole inside the Antarctic Circle that includes Antarctica and nearby seas
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A group of Dravidian languages spoken in southern India like Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Tulu
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A group of languages spoken in southern India, like Tamil or Kannada
A disputed region in the South Caucasus that declared independence from Georgia and is recognized by only a few countries
- Literature
A political view that supports free speech and makes fun of both left and right
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A Dravidian language that people speak in south-central India
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The end of a magnet that points toward the Earth's south when it hangs freely
How North
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Surface Forms
Etymology
South comes from the old English word sūþ, meaning 'sun-side', so something described as south faces or moves toward the sunlit side and gets more light. That's why we talk about a south room or a south entrance.