Used after a verb to indicate that an action is continuing or will continue.

To descend; to move from a higher place to a lower place, such as going downstairs or traveling from an urban area to the countryside.

Used after a verb to indicate motion downward and away from the speaker, such as falling down

Used after verbs of consumption to indicate the act of swallowing or taking something in, such as eating or swallowing something

Used after an adjective to indicate that a state is intensifying or will continue to develop.

To step down from a stage or platform; to withdraw, such as when a performer or servant leaves the presence of others.

To subside or go away, often used for things like swelling or a fever.

To go from a higher-level organization to a lower level or to the countryside to investigate or work.

To be the next person or thing in a sequence or turn.