leeward side

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Refers to the side of something that is sheltered or away from the wind.

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  • The boat anchored on the leeward side of the island to escape the strong winds.
  • The boat tilted, and waves crashed over the leeward side.
  • We found shelter on the leeward side of the mountain.
  • We decided to anchor in the leeward side of the island to escape the strong currents.
  • The birds built their nest on the leeward side of the cliff.
  • The leeward side of the mountain offered a sheltered spot for our campsite.
  • Living on the leeward side of the building offers protection from the sea breeze.
  • Sailors always prefer to be on the leeward side during a storm.
  • The gardener planted delicate flowers on the leeward side of the wall.
  • The leeward side of the building was much warmer due to the sun's protection.
  • Sailors often seek the leeward side of an island for calm waters.
  • Due to the prevailing winds, the leeward side of the ship was calm.
  • The crew moved to the leeward side of the ship during the storm.
  • The leeward side of the reef provided a safe haven for smaller fish.
  • There is usually less erosion on the leeward side of sand dunes.
  • The leeward side of the sail was less exposed to the wind.
  • He pointed towards the leeward side, where the waves were much calmer.
  • We sought shelter on the leeward side of the cliff.
  • The village was nestled on the leeward side, protected from the prevailing winds.
  • The leeward side of the hull remained dry despite the rough sea.