What's different between down and downward? And When we use them?
What different between down and downward? And When we use them?
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Interesting question. Down is easily the most common. For me downward is used in only specific contexts. I guess the best way to explain is by using examples where you use downward and not down:
"The hill slopes downward"
"Our country is on a downward trend"
"Can you move the light downward?"
Sorry I couldn't explain better. I hope that helps.
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