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downwards
/ ˈ岹ʊԷə /
adverb
from a higher to a lower place, level, etc
from an earlier time or source to a later
from the Tudors downwards
Example Sentences
Shaun Pollock said as the lift at the Lord's media centre plummeted downwards shortly after stumps on day three.
"He lifted the sword above his head and then swung it downwards towards Daniel's head and neck area. Daniel instantly fell to the ground," he said.
"Everyone from the director general downwards acknowledges the seriousness caused," he said.
The idea is for the flaps of the front wing to bend downwards under load at speed, reducing drag, before moving back up to increase downforce for corners.
She said Clifford had been left paralysed from the chest downwards after turning the crossbow on himself later that day in Lavender Hill Cemetery, Enfield.
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