downslide (Meaning)

downslide

a downward movement

The company's financial performance has been on a steady downslide in recent years.
The patient's health has taken a sharp downslide due to complications from the surgery.
The economy is experiencing a prolonged downslide with no signs of recovery.
The once-thriving neighborhood has been on a gradual downslide, with increasing crime and declining property values.
The marriage has been on a downslide for months, with constant arguments and a lack of intimacy.
The student's academic performance has taken a noticeable downslide, raising concerns about their future prospects.
The project has been plagued by delays and setbacks, putting it on a downslide towards failure.
The government's popularity has been on a steady downslide ever since the recent scandal came to light.
The stock market has been experiencing a severe downslide, wiping out billions of dollars in investor wealth.
The team's morale has been on a steep downslide, affecting their performance on the field.

a downward movement

downfall, deflation, deterioration, decrease,downturn, degeneration, downtrend, shrinkage, lowering, decrement

advancement,development, evolution, growth, increase, flourishing, addition, restoration, revitalization,flowering

The company's financial performance has been on a steady downslide in recent years.

The patient's health has taken a sharp downslide due to complications from the surgery.

The economy is experiencing a prolonged downslide with no signs of recovery.

The once-thriving neighborhood has been on a gradual downslide, with increasing crime and declining property values.