To the west
Westward and to the west are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Westward" instead an adverb phrase "To the west".
Westward
Westward adverb - Toward the west.
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To the west and westward are semantically related. You can use "To the west" instead an adverb "Westward".
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- Non-Indicative Title: While there is a trek in a westward direction, the movie takes place before Tripitaka's true journey to the west featured in the novel.
- Enslaved is loosely based on the Chinese novel Journey to the West, in which this still holds true; ostensibly, it's about a priest named Tripitaka traveling westward to retrieve sacred documents.
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Foreshadowing: While researching the park case in issue 6, Kylie gets a fortune cookie fortune that reads, "Much happens to the west." Three issues later, the "Haunted America" arc begins, where the Ghostbusters travel westward across America to deal with urgent out-of-state cases.
Source: Comicbook / Ghostbusters
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