katabasis

katabasis synonyms

withdrawal compare katabasis and withdrawal
retreat compare katabasis and retreat
pulling back compare katabasis and pulling back
flight compare katabasis and flight
decline compare katabasis and decline
sink compare katabasis and sink
descent compare katabasis and descent
pullout compare katabasis and pullout
rollback compare katabasis and rollback
retreat compare katabasis and retreat
rout compare katabasis and rout
blow compare katabasis and blow
drop compare katabasis and drop
downfall compare katabasis and downfall
evacuation compare katabasis and evacuation
front compare katabasis and front
rescue compare katabasis and rescue
retiral compare katabasis and retiral
retreating compare katabasis and retreating
fallback compare katabasis and fallback
passage compare katabasis and passage
pull compare katabasis and pull
camp compare katabasis and camp
detachment compare katabasis and detachment
fall compare katabasis and fall
downturn compare katabasis and downturn
get compare katabasis and get
reverse compare katabasis and reverse
transfer compare katabasis and transfer
going compare katabasis and going
dip compare katabasis and dip
climbdown compare katabasis and climbdown
sanctum sanctorum compare katabasis and sanctum sanctorum
egress compare katabasis and egress
ebb compare katabasis and ebb
nook compare katabasis and nook
slide compare katabasis and slide
turn compare katabasis and turn
exit compare katabasis and exit
recess compare katabasis and recess
plunge compare katabasis and plunge
jump compare katabasis and jump
refuge compare katabasis and refuge
gorge compare katabasis and gorge
set compare katabasis and set
harborage compare katabasis and harborage
cut compare katabasis and cut
backdown compare katabasis and backdown
slip compare katabasis and slip
retrograde compare katabasis and retrograde

katabasis definitions

noun

  • A retreat, especially a military one. 

  • A journey from the interior of a country to the coast. 

  • Any journey downwards or fall. 

  • The presence of downward (drainage or katabatic) winds. 

  • A mytheme or trope in which the hero embarks on a journey to the underworld.