Synonyms for downstream
ˈdaʊnˈstrimdown·stream

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1. downstreamadverb

   Antonyms:
   upstream

2. downstreamadjective

   Lower down, in relation to a river or stream

   She lives downstream from the dam.

   Antonyms:
   upstream

Princeton's WordNetRate this synonym:2.0 / 1 vote

1. downstreamadverb

   in the direction of a stream's current

   Antonyms:
   upstream, upriver

2. downriver, downstreamadverb

   away from the source or with the current

   Synonyms:
   downriver

   Antonyms:
   upstream, upriver

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1. List of paraphrases for "downstream":

   downwind, descending, downriver, upstream, end-of-pipe, below, downward, endorsement, distal

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1. Li Yao:

   It should boost demand on the direct, large end users of especially domestic pipeline gas, and also benefits those with integrated value chains such as downstream assets in power plants and city distribution networks.

2. Simon Wilson-Taylor:

   This is a full execution management system where clients can organise all of their upstream and downstream processes, this had largely been a manual process which has been semi-automated by platforms like FX Connect, but it has never been fully digitised. That's what we've cracked with Molten Markets, but in the past we have lacked the scale to fully leverage the solution, this is where EBS BrokerTec comes in.

3. Lysle Brinker:

   They're much more strapped for cash, and they're accelerating the sale of assets that will get pretty decent prices, a lot of the asset sales that the big guys have been selling are downstream and midstream, because those have been sought-after by private equity and others because there's more steady cash flow.

4. Laura Merrill:

   I think it is the elephant in the boardroom, really, it's about $500 billion (in subsidies) downstream to consumers and about $100 billion (in subsidies) upstream to producers. That's a huge amount of financing.

5. Ruth Patterson:

   Maybe sleep and insulin levels may be affecting downstream risks including breast cancer.