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[
south-
eest
;
Naut.
sou-
eest
]
south·east
/
ˌsaʊθˈist
;
Naut.
ˌsaʊˈist
/
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[
south-
eest
;
Naut.
sou-
eest
]
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noun
1.
the point or direction midway between south and east.
Abbreviation:
SE
2.
a region in this direction.
3.
(
initial capital letter
)
the southeast region of the United States.
adjective
4.
lying toward, situated in, or directed toward the southeast.
5.
coming from the southeast, as a wind.
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adverb
6.
in the direction midway between south and east.
Origin:
before 900;
Middle English
southest,
Old English
sūthēast.
See
south
,
east
Related forms
south·east·ern,
adjective
south·east·ern·most
/
ˌsaʊθˈi
stərnˌmoʊst
or, especially Brit.
,
-məst
/
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[
south-
ee
-stern-mohst
or, especially Brit.
,
-m
uh
st
]
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,
adjective
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southeast
(ˌsaʊθˈiːst,
nautical
ˌsaʊˈiːst)
—
n
(usually preceded by
the
)
1.
the point of the compass or the direction midway between south and east, 135° clockwise from north
2.
any area lying in or towards this direction
—
adj
3.
(
sometimes capital
) of or denoting the southeastern part of a specified country, area, etc
4.
situated in, proceeding towards, or facing the southeast
5.
(esp of the wind) from the southeast
—
adv
6.
in, to, towards, or (esp of the wind) from the southeast
south'easternmost
—
adj
Southeast
(ˌsaʊθˈiːst)
—
n
the Southeast
the southeastern part of Britain, esp the London area
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