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downside
[ doun-sahyd ]
noun
- the lower side or part.
- a downward trend, especially in stock prices.
- a discouraging or negative aspect.
adjective
- of or involving a decline, especially in stock prices:
The downside risk on this stock is considered far greater than the potential for gain.
downside
/ ˈ岹ʊˌɪ /
noun
- the disadvantageous aspect of a situation
the downside of twentieth-century living
Example Sentences
But there can be a downside to the proliferation of deliberative bodies that meet at different times and multiple locations and monitor programs that can overlap both in purpose and geography.
The only downside was that her set had to end after just 55 minutes.
I really can't think of a downside, there really wasn't one for me.
It added "severe downside risks", including reciprocal tariffs and political uncertainty, and could lead to an even sharper decline in global goods trade.
One downside to relying on the Wireless Emergency Alerts, however, is that they provide less information than an app-generated alert.
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