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downside
[doun-sahyd]
noun
the lower side or part.
a downward trend, especially in stock prices.
a discouraging or negative aspect.
adjective
of or involving a decline, especially in stock prices.
The downside risk on this stock is considered far greater than the potential for gain.
downside
/ ˈ岹ʊˌɪ /
noun
the disadvantageous aspect of a situation
the downside of twentieth-century living
Example Sentences
Stella said there were "no downsides from Lando's point of view", and Norris ran it all weekend.
The downside is I do miss the applause.
Hollywood sees both potential upsides and downsides to AI.
The only downside to this incredible hike is that at least the last half mile of the road is too rough for low-clearance vehicles.
“Since the tariffs went into place, and in May specifically, we’ve really seen the work go off on the downside,” Seroka said.
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