down; downwards; downward; downwardly; down; downwards; downward; downwardly




spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position

"don't fall down"; "rode the lift up and skied down"; "prices plunged downward"

Antonym:
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly
  • up; upwards; upward; upwardly; up; upwards; upward; upwardly


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