float downwards/downward

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To move in a downward direction through the air or a liquid without propulsion.

Examples (10)

  • The autumn leaves began to float downwards from the tall oak tree.
  • Dust particles could be seen floating downward through the beam of sunlight.
  • The feather started to float downwards in the still air.
  • Snowflakes were floating downward outside the window.
  • The balloon slowly began to float downwards as it lost helium.
  • Ash from the volcano continued to float downward for hours.
  • The parachute helped him float downwards safely to the ground.
  • Seeds from the dandelion floated downward on the gentle breeze.
  • The paper airplane began to float downwards after reaching its peak.
  • Bubbles in the lava lamp float downward when they cool.