down-market (Meaning)

down-market

relating or appealing to lower-income consumers

No weak antonyms found.

The company's recent offerings have taken a down-market turn, targeting a less affluent audience.
The down-market retailer sells low-cost goods that appeal to a price-sensitive clientele.
The restaurant has a down-market atmosphere, with simple decor and a casual menu.
The down-market neighborhood has experienced a decline in property values and an increase in crime.
The politician's down-market tactics, such as mudslinging and personal attacks, have alienated voters.
The airline's new economy class seats are deliberately designed to be down-market and uncomfortable.
The magazine has a down-market reputation, featuring salacious stories and sensationalist headlines.
The comedian's down-market humor relies heavily on crude jokes and vulgar language.
The down-market production values of the film were evident in the poor cinematography and choppy editing.
The company's down-market branding strategy has reduced brand value and alienated loyal customers.

relating or appealing to lower-income consumers

working-class, déclassé,downscale, poor, plain,middle-class, bourgeois, lower-class, proletarian, simple

noble, high, upper-crust, great, gentle, patrician, aristocratic, lofty, grand,upper-class

The company's recent offerings have taken a down-market turn, targeting a less affluent audience.

The down-market retailer sells low-cost goods that appeal to a price-sensitive clientele.

The restaurant has a down-market atmosphere, with simple decor and a casual menu.

The down-market neighborhood has experienced a decline in property values and an increase in crime.