float downwards
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To move gently down through the air or on water.
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- A single autumn leaf began to float downwards from the tall oak tree.
- We watched as the tiny feather was floating downwards, twisting in the gentle breeze.
- The last of the confetti has floated downwards, signaling the end of the celebration.
- Once released, the paper lantern will slowly float downwards as its candle burns out.
- Watch how the dust particles float downwards in the beam of sunlight.
- A sense of calm seemed to float downwards over the anxious crowd.
- The tired diver allowed himself to float downwards towards the seabed.
- In the silent forest, millions of snowflakes float downwards to cover the ground.
- Sediment from the river begins to float downwards and settle when the current slows.
- Ash from the volcano began to float downwards, covering the entire town.