downwards
down werdz
- r spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position
- Wrote Gorey: "The lips were slightly parted, the lower one curled downwards, as it often was.
- On the cloudy day I visited, the plant was running at less than full capacity, and some of the mirrors were turned downwards to block the force of the wind, which had the glass .
- We follow the strata downwards, from modern Alexandria to the Ottoman period, the Mamluks, the Fatimids, Byzantines, Romans and finally the Greeks.