Down with somebody/something

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preposition

In agreement or supportive of someone or something.

I'm down with your plan.
Visual representation of "down with somebody/something" - in agreement or supportive of someone or something

Often appears as...

  • down with the plan
  • down with the idea

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial, Idiomatic

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Casual Agreement

Used among friends to show casual support, often less formal than outright agreement.

Illustration for Casual Agreement
Sure, I'm down with hanging out tonight.
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Slang Nuance

It's a slang phrase; avoid in formal writing or speeches but common in everyday conversation.

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You're starting a book club? I'm down with that!
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Enthusiastic Participation

Conveys enthusiasm to participate; more active than passive agreement.

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A road trip this weekend? I'm totally down with it!
Visual representation of the word "Down with somebody/something"

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