steeply

used for numbers, prices, or rates that go up sharply

to move upwards; also used for prices, temperatures, etc.

to go up something, especially a hill or stairs, with effort

to fall or to allow something to fall

to move down towards the ground

to have a surface that is higher at one end than the other

to become less in quantity, importance, or quality

to go or come down from a higher place to a lower one

to go up a mountain, hill, or path that has a sharp slope

to go down to a lower level, often for a short time

to slope or lean in a particular direction