Downward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOWNWARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• Alt. of Downwards
ADVERB:
• from a higher to a lower place, also DOWNWARDS
• towards a lower place or level
• used to indicate that something applies to everyone in a certain hierarchy or set
• spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position
ADJECTIVE:
• moving or leading towards a lower place or level
• Moving or extending from a higher to a lower place; tending toward the earth or its center, or toward a lower level; declivous.
• Descending from a head, origin, or source; as, a downward line of descent.
• Tending to a lower condition or state; depressed; dejected; as, downward thoughts.
• extending or moving from a higher to a lower place
• on or toward a surface regarded as a base
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as downwards

Words related to DOWNWARD

downwardly21 downwardness20 downwards17 netherward17

Words that contain DOWNWARD

downwards17 downwardly21 downwardness20 downwardnesses22

How to use DOWNWARD in a sentence

• And downward into that Blackness did the great slope seem to go for ever.
• Once begin upon this downward path, you never know where you are to stop.
• When, however, the sugar is nearly cool, it is poured into iron vessels of conical shape, with the point downward, at which is an opening.
• Then he started the last downward course, sweeping along the treacherous trail with reckless speed, the rocks scattering before him.
• Suddenly he seized her and dropped flat with her as a shell plunged downward, exploding in a white cloud laced with flame through which the humming fragments scattered.
• Her face, when she had thrown back the veil, appeared old and worn, with dark circles under the eyes, and a drawn look to the weary, downward droop of the lips.
• As soon as we reached the summit, the lovely valley view was lost and we plunged downward, even more abruptly than we had mounted, along the side of a rapidly deepening gorge.
• The renovation of nations begins always at the top, among the reflective members of the State, and spreads slowly outward and downward.
• The tendency of the human elements, under present conditions, is constantly downward.
• A long, slim figure, white-robed and in all the abandon of girlish grief, was lying, face downward, on the bed.
• These knives are so arranged as to cut the clay in every part, and, by being set at an angle, they force it downward toward the outlet gate at the bottom.
• When Wabi ran back he found Rod flattened out, face downward, and Mukoki entangled in his site harness on top of him.
• They do not realize that sin once indulged in hardens the heart, and that one step in the downward path leads to the broad road.
• He had never forgotten the first lesson he had received in the downward course.
• Whenever they turned downward the slopes proved so precipitous that they were compelled to retreat.
• Downward from Heaven bends An angel when the speaks, who can attest A power in her by none of us possessed.
• The thin edge of ice curving slightly downward, stretched away to the black rock-tower, in the bright sunlight a thing most beautiful, but most menacing and terrible.
• Perry pulled it toward him, and once again we were plunging downward toward eternity at the rate of seven miles an hour.
• The task might not seem impossible, for Prussia appeared to be on the downward path.
• We shall see the blossoms swelling, Watch the spring-bird build his dwelling, See the dead leaves downward sailing, While the Autumn winds are wailing, For the last, last time.
• Keketaw made a sign to Henry by turning the palm of his hand toward the earth, and then moving the hand downward.

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