Downwind
adverb
In the direction that the wind is blowing.
The boat sailed downwind, making good speed.

Often appears as...
- flying downwind
- sailing downwind
Usage tips
Neutral
downwind direction,downwind side,travel downwind
adjective
Situated or occurring in a location that is affected by the wind; often used in a more technical or environmental context.
The downwind area of the factory was heavily polluted.

Often appears as...
- downwind dangers
- downwind observation
Usage tips
Formal
downwind exposure,downwind impact,downwind effects
adverb
In the direction that the wind is blowing.
The boat sailed downwind, making good speed.

Often appears as...
- flying downwind
- sailing downwind
Usage tips
Neutral
downwind direction,downwind side,travel downwind
adjective
Situated or occurring in a location that is affected by the wind; often used in a more technical or environmental context.
The downwind area of the factory was heavily polluted.

Often appears as...
- downwind dangers
- downwind observation
Usage tips
Formal
downwind exposure,downwind impact,downwind effects
Definition 1 of 2

Context
When discussing survival skills, being aware of downwind dangers is crucial.
In forest fires, smoke can travel downwind, posing risks to those outside.
Metaphor
Consider using downwind to describe negative influences in life or society.
In discussions of social challenges, one might say, 'Society seems to be going downwind from traditional values.'
Active Listening
When communicating, understanding what is downwind can improve your conversations.
In negotiations, being 'downwind' of someone else's argument can allow for better counterarguments.
Context
When discussing survival skills, being aware of downwind dangers is crucial.
In forest fires, smoke can travel downwind, posing risks to those outside.
Metaphor
Consider using downwind to describe negative influences in life or society.
In discussions of social challenges, one might say, 'Society seems to be going downwind from traditional values.'
Active Listening
When communicating, understanding what is downwind can improve your conversations.
In negotiations, being 'downwind' of someone else's argument can allow for better counterarguments.
Context
When discussing survival skills, being aware of downwind dangers is crucial.
In forest fires, smoke can travel downwind, posing risks to those outside.
Metaphor
Consider using downwind to describe negative influences in life or society.
In discussions of social challenges, one might say, 'Society seems to be going downwind from traditional values.'
Active Listening
When communicating, understanding what is downwind can improve your conversations.
In negotiations, being 'downwind' of someone else's argument can allow for better counterarguments.
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