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southbound
[ south-bound ]
adjective
- traveling southward.
- pertaining to southward travel.
southbound
/ ˈsaʊθˌbaʊnd /
adjective
- going or leading towards the south
Word History and Origins
Origin of southbound1
Example Sentences
The southbound 3rd Street tunnel remains closed between New York Avenue and Massachusetts Ave.
He said the southbound lanes sustained significantly more damage because they are at a lower elevation and had more standing water.
Karl Meltzer set the current southbound record time of 45 days, 22 hours, and 38 minutes in 2016.
One person is trapped after a truck overturned on the southbound side of Interstate 270 in the Germantown area.
A Ford pickup truck also traveling southbound behind the truck was struck by a highway exit sign that fell on top of the hood.
Police believe that Graham then proceeded southbound, toward the Charlottesville Downtown Mall.
Southbound Route 95 congestion is expected to increase, so we recommend that drivers consider alternate routes.
With this incentive no automobilist north or southbound should omit San Gimignano or Volterra from his itinerary.
A southbound car was swinging down to them, not a block distant.
I only knew we were southbound, and at long last I might fairly consider myself to be the shuttlecock of fortune.
Your train southbound starts just ten minutes before mine leaves for New York.
But, the southbound traffic would be permitted to run in the southbound lanes?
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