Downs

/ �岹ʊ�Գ� /

noun

any of various ranges of low chalk hills in S England, esp the South Downs in Sussex
a roadstead off the SE coast of Kent, protected by the Goodwin Sands

downs

/ �岹ʊ�Գ� /

plural noun

Also called: downland.��rolling upland, esp in the chalk areas of S Britain, characterized by lack of trees and used mainly as pasture
a flat grassy area, not necessarily of uplands

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Many ups and downs in the last two years but you kept believing in us and kept pushing us.

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"She has had lots of ups and downs but she can hold her head up really high for what she has achieved," England's record goalscorer Ellen White told the Women's Football Weekly podcast.

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My journey has been full of ups and downs, setbacks and achievements.

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“There’s probably going to be some ups and downs with me, emotionally, around the reality of this,” he said on the podcast.

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Also during the past three seasons, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play, according to ESPN.

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