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Synonym for down [verb]

The synonym down synonymous definition words:
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down [verb]

means "action"
bring down, knock down, fell, conquer, knock out, tackle, hit

down [object]

means "quality"
poor, inferior, lowly, sad, sick, below par

down [object]

means "place"
below, under, underneath

down [object]

means "direction"
from higher to lower, descending, forward, headlong

down [noun]

means "thing"
fluffy feathers, fluff, fur, hair, wisp

down [noun]

means "feeling"
dispirited, blue, dejected, depressed, discouraged, disheartened
Further results for the word "down"

come down [noun]

means "reversal"
descent, discomfiture, blow, down, defeat, decline

dejected [adjective]

means "dispirited"
blue, down, depressed, discouraged, disheartened

fell [verb]

means "bring down"
down, flatten, floor, knock down, level, prostrate

fluff [noun]

means "soft down"
down, fuzz, foam, bubbles, froth, nap

fur [noun]

means "thing"
nap, down, pile, hair, pelage, wool

fuzz [noun]

means "soft down"
down, fluff, foam, bubbles, froth, nap

hair [noun]

means "body"
locks, thatch, fur, wool, down, mane

knock out [verb]

means "bring down"
knock down, fell, conquer, down, tackle, hit

mane [noun]

means "locks"
thatch, fur, wool, down, hair

moor [noun]

means "wasteland"
fen, field, down, upland

out [object]

means "state"
disqualified, put out, retired, in the field, down, away

overcome [verb]

means "lick"
surmount, down, hurdle

pile [noun]

means "nap"
down, fur, hair, pelage, wool

put down [verb]

means "overthrow"
overpower, vanquish, defeat, down, subdue, upset

quill [noun]

means "feather"
down, plume, pinion, prick, spine, pen

sick [adjective]

means "health"
suffering, down

tackle [verb]

means "bring to the ground"
bring down, grapple, seize, down, grab

thatch [noun]

means "locks"
hair, fur, wool, down, mane

wisp [noun]

means "fluffy feathers"
fluff, fur, hair, down

down and out [adjective]

means "beaten"
ruined, finished, defeated, degraded, abject, base


down on [adjective]

means "unhappy with"
against, opposed to, disillusioned

down-to-earth [adjective]

means "practical"
sensible, mundane, practicable, rational, common, ordinary

downcast [adjective]

means "depressed"
crest-fallen, crushed, dejected, despondent, disconsolate, heavy, downhearted


downfall [noun]

means "destruction"
drop, collapse, ruin

downgrade [verb]

means "lower"
deprecate, depreciate, decrease, demote

downgrade [noun]

means "hillside"
slope, descent, decline, gradient, inclination, incline

downhearted [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, melancholy, glum, plaintive

downpour [noun]

means "flood"
drencher, cataclysm, catastrophe, deluge, inundation, overflow

downright [adjective]

means "total"
indubitable, unquestionable, complete, utter

downright [adjective]

means "completely"
absolutely, entirely, utterly

downy [adjective]

means "smooth"
delicate, fine, velvety, fluffy, feathery, soft, pulpy

blue [adjective]

means "property"
morose, down in the dumps

cataract [noun]

means "deluge"
downpour, surge, cataclysm, drencher, tide, flood

cloud-burst [noun]

means "brief rainstorm"
downpour, storm, deluge, torrent, shower

cloudburst [noun]

means "brief rainstorm"
downpour, storm, rainstorm, deluge, torrent, shower

collapse [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, disintegration, destruction, crash, failure, fall

defeat [noun]

means "event"
downfall, reverse, failure, beating, ruin, overthrow

deluge [noun]

means "flood"
drencher, cataclysm, catastrophe, downpour, inundation, overflow

depreciate [verb]

means "devaluate"
cheapen, lessen, decline, devalue, downgrade, lower

depressed [adjective]

means "dejected"
downhearted, blue, heavy, low, despondent, sore, downcast

descending [adjective]

means "falling"
descent, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking

descent [noun]

means "falling"
descending, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking

desolate [adjective]

means "forlorn"
cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, inconsolable, lost

desperate [adjective]

means "hopeless"
desolate, despondent, forlorn, downcast, wretched, despairing

despondent [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, melancholy, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum

direct [adjective]

means "property"
open, main, categorical, naked, downright, officious

disappointment [noun]

means "failure"
defeat, calamity, downfall, frustration, mistake, fiasco

disintegration [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, collapse, destruction, crash, failure, fall

failing [noun]

means "failure"
abortion, downfall, defeat, miscarriage

failure [noun]

means "failing"
abortion, downfall, defeat, miscarriage

falling [noun]

means "descent"
descending, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking

feathery [adjective]

means "smooth"
delicate, fine, velvety, fluffy, soft, downy

flat [adjective]

means "manner"
fixed, absolute, downright, outright, peremptory, positive

flood [noun]

means "nature"
deluge, downpour, surge, cataclysm, drencher, tide

fluffy [adjective]

means "smooth"
delicate, fine, velvety, soft, feathery, downy

frank [adjective]

means "character trait"
downright, artless, avowed, direct, ingenuous, outright

gloomy [adjective]

means "depressed"
despondent, dejected, disheartened, dispirited, downcast, downhearted

glum [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, melancholy

grade [noun]

means "nature"
slope, incline, gradient, slant, descent, downgrade

gradient [noun]

means "slope"
incline, grade, slant, descent, downgrade, ascent

heavy [adjective]

means "state"
downcast, downhearted

hopeless [adjective]

means "despairing"
pessimistic, desperate, unfortunate, despondent, downhearted, forlorn

inconsolable [adjective]

means "forlorn"
cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, desolate, lost

inundation [noun]

means "flood"
drencher, cataclysm, catastrophe, downpour, deluge, overflow

low [adjective]

means "feeling"
downcast, depressed, blue, sad, unhappy, dispirited

lugubrious [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum

melancholy [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum

morose [adjective]

means "unhappy"
melancholy, sorrowful, downhearted, sad, rueful, dispirited

outright [object]

means "entirely"
downright

perdition [noun]

means "destruction"
annihilation, doom, downfall, hell, ruin

plain [adjective]

means "property"
direct, downright, sheer, transparent

plaintive [adjective]

means "sad"
depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum

plump [adjective]

means "property"
downright, unqualified

pulpy [adjective]

means "smooth"
delicate, fine, velvety, fluffy, feathery, downy

sad [adjective]

means "feeling"
unhappy, melancholy, sorrowful, downhearted, morose, rueful

sheer [adjective]

means "pure"
simple, absolute, utter, mere, downright, altogether

shower [noun]

means "nature"
rain, sprinkle, drizzle, torrent, downpour, mist

soft [adjective]

means "property"
downy, pulpy

stark [adjective]

means "pure"
downright, unmistakable, sheer, utter, mere, absolute


unhappy [adjective]

means "sad"
afflicted, cheerless, disconsolate, distressed, downcast, inconsolable

velvety [adjective]

means "smooth"
delicate, fine, soft, fluffy, feathery, downy

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