downstair Antonyms
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Meaning of downstair
Wordnet
downstair (a)
on or of lower floors of a building
downstair Sentence Examples
- The old clock downstairs had stopped ticking, marking the passage of time.
- The eerie silence downstairs made me hesitant to go down in the dark.
- Every night before bed, I would go downstairs and check every door and window to ensure they were locked.
- As the storm raged outside, I huddled downstairs, seeking comfort and warmth.
- I could hear the sound of footsteps coming down the stairs, filling me with curiosity and anticipation.
- The downstairs bathroom was in dire need of renovation, its outdated fixtures and peeling wallpaper an eyesore.
- The kids were playing downstairs, their laughter and shouts echoing through the house.
- I had to run downstairs to grab my forgotten keys, feeling flustered and hurried.
- As I walked downstairs, the scent of freshly baked cookies wafted in the air, making my mouth water.
- I turned the thermostat downstairs to save energy, hoping to reduce our utility bills.
FAQs About the word downstair
on or of lower floors of a building
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The old clock downstairs had stopped ticking, marking the passage of time.
The eerie silence downstairs made me hesitant to go down in the dark.
Every night before bed, I would go downstairs and check every door and window to ensure they were locked.
As the storm raged outside, I huddled downstairs, seeking comfort and warmth.
