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View definitions for downhill

downhill

adjective as in descending

Strongest match

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The target is a subset of long-distance races that begin high in the mountains and pitch participants downhill.

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El Rancho Escondido Road had a bump or two along the way, breaking up the downhill riding with a little climbing.

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Peaches died early in this downhill slide, but now Cliff is gone too, having been abducted and tortured by the gang.

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A single dad-of-three said he was forced to move in with his parents and rely on a food bank when "things just went downhill quick" after losing his job.

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As one carriage travels downhill, its weight lifts the other, allowing them to ascend and descend simultaneously, reducing the energy needed to transport them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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