downswing
/ˈdaʊnswɪŋ
/noun
1 another term for downturn.Workers who depend on the good graces of their employers (regardless of their claims to be well intentioned) are ultimately vulnerable to economic downswings and outright exploitation....
- The causes of economic upswings and downswings in capitalism are more centred on its unplanned and unregulated nature.
- But why is it that the downswings are so much more believable than the upswings?
2 Golf The downward movement of a club when the player is about to hit the ball: your body must not sway to the left during the downswing...
- The right shoulder moves out and over on the downswing, causing the club to come into the ball on an outside-in swing path.
- With a more upright back-swing, all Shane has to do on the downswing is let the club and his body swing to a full finish.
- If your grips get damp over the course of a round, you could lose control of the club on the downswing, even if you're wearing a fresh glove.
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