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due south

NOUN
  1. the cardinal compass point that is at 180 degrees

How To Use due south In A Sentence

  • A few more yards due south of that, hard by the western approach to the Limehouse Link, there's a little park, perhaps an ex-churchyard to go with the ex-rectory.
  • If one leaves the town by the South Gate, walks 14 paces due south, then walks due west for 1775 paces, the tree will just come into view.
  • Its destination was Christmas Island, an Australian territorial outpost, about 300 nautical miles due south of Sumatra.
  • Its mihrab wall faced due south over the precipice towards far-distant Mecca. SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
  • Due south from Alderney about 2 leagues, and near 3 from the isle of Sark, lies a bank, called La Chole, (from the word shoal) which has no more than 12 feet at low water, spring tides. Le petit Neptune français; or, French coasting pilot, for the coast of Flanders, Channel, Bay of ...
  • The ship was sailing due south.
  • We rounded them at about three cables length and stood due south.
  • Paul, my little ceramic penguin in the study always faces due south.
  • Since the beginning of January I have traveled to find warmer cycling friendly climates but instead of heading due south, like most cyclists, I flew due west.
  • From the pass head due south up the ridge, along a rocky escarpment then up grassy slopes to a stony summit.
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