Converse of object

• extend: A part of the Bill to extend southwards from Strand to The Temple was not pursued.

• proceed: Repairs completed, we departed Ft Portal at 09:15, proceeding southwards.

• continue: For a short way, the canal route continues southwards with Gorton Cemetery on the right.

• head: The second is to head southwards to Long Quarry Point where there is a lot to see in quite shallow water.

• flow: The other two channels flow southwards into the harbor.

• move: A weak cold front then moved southwards on the 26th bringing occasional light showers.

Adjective modifier

• further: We head further southwards, through gently undulating countryside.

• main: On 7th January came a disaster on the main road southwards in western Malaya.

Modifies a noun

• turning: The superposed epoch studies were carried out using the time of the southward turning as time zero.

• migration: The first results of the tagging does not show the Tope making a southward mass migration in autumn occurs.

• expansion: The British Empire gained a partial loss of Russian interest in southward expansion.

• extension: The southwards extension has a ring of dear little children's chairs.

• journey: On your southward journey peer out over the frosty waters of mighty glaciers, which give way to majestic fjords colored with wild flowers.

• flow: The temperature and salinity differences between the deep water in the Arctic and the warmer tropics drive a southward flow of deep water.

Noun used with modifier

• journey: Later we will start our journey southwards through the Spey Valley then on to the dramatic scenery of Glen Garry.

• head: At the west end of Senate House Passage turn left and head southward down Trinity Hall Lane.

• road: On 7th January came a disaster on the main road southwards in western Malaya.

• way: I am afraid we cannot find the High Lama, so we will have to make our way southwards.

• line: The same year powers to extend the line southwards were allowed to lapse.

• extension: Goods facilities were withdrawn on 18th April 1964, which allowed any future platform extension southwards, to proceed.