downwards

The water flowed downwards towards the valley.

She gazed downwards at her feet while walking.

The airplane descended downwards towards the runway.

He slid downwards on the snowy slope.

The prices have been trending downwards for the past month.

The elevator moved downwards to the ground floor.

The sun was setting downwards in the horizon.

The hiker carefully climbed downwards the steep cliff.

The temperature drops downwards as winter approaches.

The ball rolled downwards the hill gaining speed.

If you aim it downwards, you can jump over obstacles!

So, 'swoop' means to 'fly easily, quickly and often downwards'.

You have the force of gravity 5 N downwards.

Lenina, meanwhile, had turned her eyes away and was looking perpendicularly downwards at the monorail station.

Like Jack, he was floating downwards.

The budget deficit is edging downwards.

You look downwards. You never smile.

And whatever the correct number, the trend is downwards.

It looks like I have 49 newtons of force pulling this thing downwards.

It's used when something moves in a downwards direction.