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downriver

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down·riv·er  (dounrvr)
adv. & adj.
Toward or near the mouth of a river; in the direction of the current: swam downriver; a downriver canoe race.
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Adv.1.downriver - away from the source or with the current
downstream
upriver, upstream - toward the source or against the current


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The team has been excavating an ancient village called Durrington Walls, 2 miles downriver from Stonehenge.
Stonehenge settlement by Sohn, Emily / Science News for Kids
Israel diverts some 60 percent of the fresh water heading downriver from the Sea of Galilee.
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Whether you're a man, woman, or Washingtonian, you'll be sure to enjoy the thirst-quenching, flavorful properties of the best the Potomac has to send downriver.
Ten miles square by Frank, T.A. / Washington Monthly
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