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down-market
[ doun-mahr-kit ]
adjective
- appealing or catering to lower-income consumers; widely affordable or accessible.
adverb
- in a down-market way.
down-market
adjective
- relating to commercial products, services, etc, that are cheap, have little prestige, or are poor in quality
Word History and Origins
Origin of down-market1
Example Sentences
At this point, “those guys” are down to standout starting pitchers Blake Snell and Jordan Montgomery, down-market starters Mike Clevinger and Michael Lorenzen, and extremely old starters Zack Grienke, Johnny Cueto and Rich Hill.
Since its debut in late 2020 — a time when audiences were desperate for some absurd diversions — “Salt Lake” has always had a down-market feel compared to other cities in the franchise, like “New York” or “Beverly Hills.”
As a brand, “Wheel” was neither too nerdy nor too down-market.
As a brand, “Wheel” was neither too nerdy nor too down-market.
Goldman said it had sold off some of those down-market loans and conceded defeat on others, to the tune of nearly $500 million in losses.
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