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downers Meaning
downers
a depressant drug, a weak, sick, or lame domesticated animal (such as a cow or pig) that is down and cannot get up, something that is depressing, disagreeable, or unsatisfactory, someone or something depressing, disagreeable, or unsatisfactory, barbiturate
downers Sentence Examples
- The recent news about the company's financial losses has been a major downer for investors.
- Having to work overtime this weekend is a bit of a downer, but I understand the importance of meeting our deadline.
- I'm feeling a bit down today after hearing about the loss of my favorite sports team.
- The gloomy weather has been a real downer on my mood all week.
- I hate it when my favorite TV shows go on hiatus, it's such a downer.
- The breakup with my partner has been a major downer for me, but I'm trying to stay positive.
- I'm trying to avoid watching the news these days because it's too many downers.
- I always try to surround myself with positive people to avoid bringing downers into my life.
- When I'm feeling down, I try to cheer myself up by watching funny movies or spending time with loved ones.
- It's important to not let downers get the best of you.
FAQs About the word downers
a depressant drug, a weak, sick, or lame domesticated animal (such as a cow or pig) that is down and cannot get up, something that is depressing, disagreeable,
bores,downs,tragedies, bummers, catastrophes, accidents, calamities, mishaps, woes, drags
uppers,trips,pick-me-ups
The recent news about the company's financial losses has been a major downer for investors.
Having to work overtime this weekend is a bit of a downer, but I understand the importance of meeting our deadline.
I'm feeling a bit down today after hearing about the loss of my favorite sports team.
The gloomy weather has been a real downer on my mood all week.
