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located in the direction of the south
- They traveled to a southern city famous for its vibrant festivals and culture.
- Our hotel is located on the southern side of the island.
- Wildlife in the southern forests includes species not found in northern regions.
- The southern coastline is a popular destination for tourists seeking coastal scenery.
- The southern border of the country is marked by a desert.
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(of winds, etc.) coming from the north
- A gentle southern wind brought warm air into the cool evening.
- The sailors adjusted their course to take advantage of the steady southern breeze.
- Farmers welcomed the southern wind, which helped dry the freshly planted fields.
- The warm southern gust made the early spring day feel like summer.
- A southern wind carried the scent of blooming flowers through the valley.
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belonging to, coming from, or embodying qualities associated with the regions of the south and their people
- Her warm hospitality is a hallmark of southern culture.
- His speech carried a distinctly southern accent that reminded me of home.
- Southern traditions, like lively folk music and dance, are celebrated annually in the town.
- Many southern dishes feature spices and flavors unique to the region.
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related to the region of the United States located below the Mason-Dixon line
- The southern states are known for their warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage.
- Southern cuisine, like fried chicken and biscuits, is beloved across the country.
- The southern accent varies widely from state to state, each with its own unique charm.
- He enjoyed visiting southern plantations to learn about the region’s history.
- Southern traditions, like sweet tea and barbecue, are staples of life in that part of the country.
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