earthwards

/ ˈɜːθwədz /

adverb

1. towards the earth

Example Sentences

The normally-benign climate in the South-West US gave the aircraft its best chance of climbing to 66,000ft, twice the altitude of a commercial jet, without encountering strong winds that might tip the delicate machine over and into a dive earthwards.

From BBC

However, a video posted on the Russian pro-war Telegram channel Voyenniy Osvedomitel, which has around half a million followers, showed a helicopter high in the sky exploding, being thrown off course and then plunging earthwards in flames.

From Reuters

With a shout of dismay Cluny plunged earthwards, snapping branches as he went.

From Literature

He was now beginning to feel it as an actual weight dragging him earthwards.

From Literature

After an exhilarating ride skywards in 2017, investors in crypto-currencies have been rudely reminded that prices can plunge earthwards, too.

From Economist