downswing
/ˈdaʊnˌswɪŋ/
noun
- A period of decline or decrease, especially in business, the economy, or activity.
- Economists predicted a downswing in the housing market.
- The company experienced a downswing in sales after the holiday season.
- During the downswing, many small businesses struggled to stay open.
- The downward movement of a golf club or other object when swinging.
- The coach corrected her grip to improve the downswing.
- A smooth downswing is key to hitting the ball accurately.
- He focused on keeping his head still during the downswing of his golf club.
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