northwester

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northwester

A northwester blows strongly across the coastal cliffs.

Definition

Noun: A strong wind that blows from the northwest direction.

Usage

This word is used specifically in meteorology, navigation, and general weather descriptions to denote the origin and direction of a wind. It is a compound noun formed from "northwest" and the suffix "-er," indicating something that comes from that direction.

Examples
  • The cold northwester brought a sudden drop in temperature.
  • Sailing against the strong northwester was difficult.
  • A fierce northwester is forecast to hit the coast tonight.
Advanced Usage
  • As a proper noun (capitalized): When referring to a specific, named wind in a particular region, it may be capitalized.
    • The Northwester is a common and powerful wind in the Strait of Georgia.
Variants and Related Words
  • Northwesterly (adjective & adverb): Coming from or situated toward the northwest.
    • A northwesterly gale. (adjective)
    • The storm moved northwesterly. (adverb)
  • Northwest (noun): The compass point or direction midway between north and west.
Synonyms
  • Northwesterly wind
  • Northwest wind
  • Nor'wester (informal or nautical contraction)
Antonyms
  • Southeaster (a wind from the southeast)
northwester

A northwester blows strongly across the coastal cliffs.

Noun
  1. a wind from the northwest

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