Bottom
Bottom adjective - Of, relating to, or located at the bottom.
Downstairs and bottom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Downstairs" instead an adverb "Bottom".
Downstairs
Downstairs adverb - On a floor below.
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Synonyms for Downstairs
Bottom and downstairs are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bottom" instead an adverb "Downstairs".
Nearby Word: downstair
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Both words in one sentence
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Flaure attempts to run downstairs after the first men were taken out, but the Banker greets her at the bottom of the stairs and shoots her several times, rendering her unconscious.
Source: Roleplay / Hideout Junction -
Jenny goes downstairs in her new dress and without glasses, with her family and Jake just unable to believe their eyes, then suddenly a tread breaks and she falls to the bottom of the stairs.
Source: She Cleans Up Nicely - Sherlock isn't as crazy about it, but enjoys the "statistical analysis" - so when Joan refuses to leave for dinner early at the bottom of the ninth, he does a Sherlock Scan of how it's going to end and waits downstairs.
Source: Game of Nerds
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