downhill
//ˈdaʊnˌhɪl//
Adverb
downhillCanonical form
1
Toward the bottom of a hill or slope; in a descending direction.
The children rode their bikes downhill.
2
Into a worse or declining condition; toward deterioration.
After he lost his job, his life went downhill.
Adjective
downhillCanonical form
1
Sloping or leading down a hill; descending.
We took the downhill path to reach the village faster.
2
Becoming progressively worse or easier.
After the accident, his health went downhill.
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Noun
1
A ski race on a steep slope, typically the fastest alpine skiing discipline.
She won the gold medal in the downhill at the Winter Olympics.