downward
नीचे
definition
adverb
he was lying face downward
toward a lower place, point, or level.
adjective
the downward curve of the stairs
moving or leading toward a lower place or level.
translation of 'downward'
adjective
खिन्न,
उदास,
नीचे जानेवाला,
नीचे,
मायूस
example
The number of people smoking has been falling for a decade, but the 'downward' trend appears to have stopped.
The talonid basin lacks rugosity and slopes gently 'downward' towards the ectolophid.
They are changes that must happen when oil supplies start their inevitable 'downward' slide.
This plateau slopes 'downward' to the north until it reaches the sea.
His large, painted mouth retained its huge 'downward' curve.
The next three-year strategy would aim to get crime back on a 'downward' trend.
Clasping his hands together, he took a deep breath to lengthen his spine and looked gently 'downward' toward the plush, carpeted floor.
They seem to envisage an irreversible 'downward' spiral leading to the depopulation of Australia.
All the so-called triumphs of efficient production are simply attempts to slow down the pace of the 'downward' curve.
This has proven to be a vicious 'downward' spiral leading to the destruction of all past gains won in decades of struggle.
Nearly all beach sands have distinctive stratification that dips 'downward' toward the water.
Which will put more 'downward' pressure on the dollar.
The only debate can be about precisely when that 'downward' slide began.
Our expectations had been managed 'downward' for more than a year.
After all there is an intense competition, creating a 'downward' spiral leading to unviable rates?
They plunged 'downward' towards a huddle of shanties on the edge of a huge city.
In addition, logistics inefficiency increases transaction costs that in turn put more 'downward' pressure on competitiveness.
Although the profits are still smaller than the accumulated losses, at least the 'downward' curve has been reversed.
The question is, will the 'downward' trend continue and are falling rental incomes a nationwide epidemic?
Steve's eyes slant slightly 'downward' , a sign of kindness.
He said construction inflation was on a 'downward' trend and prices for tenders were coming down steadily.
"Companies with good corporate structures in place are much more likely to avert sharp 'downward' movements in earnings.
She smiles slightly, looking 'downward' at the floor and notices the blue box in Jason's hands.
When people get in a 'downward' spiral, they have difficulty breaking that pattern.
Manufacturing industries accounted for the lion's share of the 'downward' revision to profits.
It was his intention to continue this 'downward' trend in the future.
One thing is beyond doubt: his earnings are now on a 'downward' curve.
New figures to be published this week are expected to confirm the 'downward' trend in house price inflation.
The net internal effect will ultimately drive the cost of the brand up and drive quality levels 'downwards' .
Rather than following the classic coral slope 'downwards' , I head for the shallows.
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