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Discover LudwigThe phrase "south wind" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to winds blowing from the south. Example: As a south wind blew over the desert, a storm began to form on the horizon.
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A south wind blew up, driving the boat back upriver.
"Everyone is very proud of South Wind," Ms. Periconi said.
Contemporary critics complained that "South Wind" lacked a plot.
A warm, moist south wind blurs the boundary between Lake Superior and the sky.
The Mediterranean sailor could confidently distinguish the cold north wind from the warm south wind.
For the south wind brings warm, and the north, wintry weather.
Wells, for instance, give off more vapour in a north than in a south wind.
For in the gulf a north wind blew and outside it a violent south wind.
In his rage he broke the wings of the south wind, which then ceased to blow.
Imagination is summoned by a string of words: mind, night, south, wind, moon, green.
But the farcical tales of "South Wind" are not the reason readers return to the book.
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