downwards
/ˈdaʊnwərdz/
adverb
- Toward a lower place or position.
- She looked downwards from the top of the hill.
- He pointed downwards to show where the key had fallen.
- The ball rolled downwards along the slope.
- Toward a lower amount, value, or level.
- Interest rates have been adjusted downwards.
- Temperatures will trend downwards overnight.
- The company revised its sales forecast downwards.
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adjective
- Moving or directed toward a lower place or position.
- The downwards motion of the elevator was smooth.
- They followed a downwards path through the forest.
- A downwards slope made the bike ride faster.