1. In a direction from a higher place; from a source; from an ancestor; from an earlier time or a higher position; at the lower extremitics.

2. Moving or tending down as regards place, or inclination, or condition; depressed; dejected.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• diwnward,
• donward,
• downlaods,
• downlads,
• ownwards,
• downwords,
• downword,
• downards,
• towwards,
• dowards,
• downloards,
• doiwnward,
• dounwards,
• downwars,
• downwared,
• downwarsd,
• doenwardly,
• sownwards,
• xownwards,
• cownwards

• downhearted,
• downward,
• downard,
• downwardly,
• onwards.

The adjective form of the word "downwards" is "downward".

The plural form of the word "downwards" is "downwards".

The singular form of the word "downwards" is "downward"