Spiral down
verb
To quickly get worse or become less successful.
If we don't take immediate action, our business could spiral down quickly.

Often appears as...
- spiral down quickly
- spiral down out of control
verb
Move downwards in a continuous and gradually widening spiral or path.
As it ran out of fuel, the aircraft started to spiral down.

Often appears as...
- spiral down into the ocean
- spiral down to the ground
verb
To quickly get worse or become less successful.
If we don't take immediate action, our business could spiral down quickly.

Often appears as...
- spiral down quickly
- spiral down out of control
verb
Move downwards in a continuous and gradually widening spiral or path.
As it ran out of fuel, the aircraft started to spiral down.

Often appears as...
- spiral down into the ocean
- spiral down to the ground
Definition 1 of 2

Negative Trends
Use 'spiral down' to describe worsening situations, implying it could continue without change.

The team's performance spiraled down after the loss of their coach.
Emotional Impact
Highlights the emotional gravity when used in personal contexts, such as regarding morale or mental health.

He spiraled down into sadness after the breakup.
Urgency
Suggests a situation is urgent and requires immediate attention to prevent further decline.

Without new investors, our company will spiral down.
Negative Trends
Use 'spiral down' to describe worsening situations, implying it could continue without change.

The team's performance spiraled down after the loss of their coach.
Emotional Impact
Highlights the emotional gravity when used in personal contexts, such as regarding morale or mental health.

He spiraled down into sadness after the breakup.
Urgency
Suggests a situation is urgent and requires immediate attention to prevent further decline.

Without new investors, our company will spiral down.
Negative Trends
Use 'spiral down' to describe worsening situations, implying it could continue without change.

The team's performance spiraled down after the loss of their coach.
Emotional Impact
Highlights the emotional gravity when used in personal contexts, such as regarding morale or mental health.

He spiraled down into sadness after the breakup.
Urgency
Suggests a situation is urgent and requires immediate attention to prevent further decline.

Without new investors, our company will spiral down.
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