100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "go down"
Definition
The verb go down means to move from a higher position to a lower one, to decrease in level or intensity, or to be reduced in value or status. It can also refer to the act of descending physically or metaphorically.
Synonyms
- Descend
- Drop
- Fall
- Decrease
- Sink
- Lower
- Diminish
- Subside
- Decline
- Slide
Antonyms
- Rise
- Ascend
- Increase
- Climb
- Elevate
- Improve
- Surge
- Lift
- Enhance
- Grow
Examples
- The sun will go down soon, so we should hurry.
- Prices are expected to go down after the sale.
- When you go down the hill, be careful not to slip.
- The temperature will go down tonight.
- As the meeting continued, the morale of the team seemed to go down.
- I watched the ship go down over the horizon.
- Her enthusiasm began to go down after the criticism.
- They decided to go down the alternative route to avoid traffic.
- The stock market tends to go down during a recession.
- Please go down to the basement and get the tools.
- The elevator will go down to the first floor now.
- Our plans to travel may go down due to the pandemic.
- The river will go down after the rain stops.
- We can go down the path to the lake from here.
- The noise level began to go down as the night progressed.
- I saw the balloon go down slowly as the air escaped.
- It’s common for motivation to go down after a long week.
- The price of gas may go down next month.
- When you go down the stairs, hold the railing for safety.
- The team's performance can’t afford to go down any further.
- The temperature is expected to go down below freezing tonight.
- His energy levels go down after lunch.
- I watched the clock go down to midnight.
- The dog seemed to go down the hill with excitement.
- We need to go down the list and check each item.
- The child was sad to see his ice cream go down the sidewalk.
- The company's sales have begun to go down this quarter.
- Can you help me go down the stairs with this heavy box?
- The lights will go down during the performance to set the mood.
- My mood tends to go down when it rains for too long.
- As the days pass, my energy levels go down significantly.
- The tide will go down in a few hours.
- I need to go down to the store and pick up some groceries.
- After the storm, the water level will go down rapidly.
- The price of the product is likely to go down after the holidays.
- Let’s go down to the beach before sunset.
- The pilot announced we would go down to land shortly.
- The volume of the music will go down if you press this button.
- As night falls, the temperature will go down quickly.
- The dog loves to go down the slide at the park.
- The professor noted a go down in student engagement this semester.
- The roller coaster will go down steeply at the next turn.
- It was hard to watch the stock prices go down during the crash.
- We will need to go down this path if we want to reach the lake.
- The flowers seem to go down as winter approaches.
- It’s essential for the project not to go down in quality.
- As we go down the list, some names are repeated.
- The sun will go down earlier in the winter months.
- I saw my favorite show go down in ratings this season.
- Can you help me go down the hill with this heavy backpack?
- Watching the tide go down is a peaceful experience.
- The old building began to go down over the years.
- His confidence will go down if he faces too much criticism.
- The team’s chances of winning seem to go down with each loss.
- The elevator is about to go down; please hold on.
- The company decided to go down a different marketing path.
- As the sun began to go down, the sky turned orange and pink.
- The team’s spirits did not go down despite the loss.
- The tree branches seemed to go down with the weight of the snow.
- The price will go down if you buy in bulk.
- We watched the hot air balloon go down gracefully.
- It’s important to not let our standards go down.
- The athletes will go down the track for the final lap.
- Can we go down to the cafe after this meeting?
- The storm caused the water levels to go down significantly.
- I felt my energy go down after a long day at work.
- The temperature tends to go down at night.
- I need to go down to the laundry room to get my clothes.
- The trail will go down steeply at the next bend.
- We decided to go down the hill for a better view.
- The lights will go down for the movie shortly.
- The child watched the leaf go down the stream.
- Sales typically go down after the holiday season.
- She felt her spirits go down after hearing the news.
- The pilot informed us we would go down through some turbulence.
- The cost of living continues to go down in some areas.
- The escalator will go down to the lower level.
- You can go down the stairs or take the elevator.
- The artist’s popularity seemed to go down after the incident.
- It’s important to not let your determination go down.
- The sun will go down in just a few minutes.
- The number of participants began to go down as the event progressed.
- The price is expected to go down next week.
- He watched his favorite series go down in popularity.
- I saw the kite go down after the wind died.
- The temperature will go down significantly tonight.
- The team's performance did not go down after the last defeat.
- The road will go down into the valley ahead.
- The lights will go down for a brief intermission.
- It’s hard to watch the quality of education go down.
- The river tends to go down during dry seasons.
- The economy may go down if the policies aren’t adjusted.
- We decided to go down the mountain before sunset.
- His mood began to go down after the long meeting.
- The cat loves to go down the stairs quickly.
- The price of the concert tickets will go down closer to the date.
- The team’s hopes began to go down as the clock ticked.
- The sound of the music will go down during the quiet moments.
- As winter approaches, the temperatures will go down.
- The balloon started to go down as the air leaked out.