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downside
This term focuses on the specific drawback of a situation that is generally viewed as beneficial. It creates a mental balance, weighing a primary advantage against a secondary negative consequence. It is commonly used in professional, financial, or decision-making contexts to provide a realistic assessment of a proposal.
While similar to drawback or disadvantage, this word often implies a trade-off. It suggests that the negative element is an inherent part of the package or a necessary cost for obtaining the positive benefit, rather than a random failure or a total flaw.
Meanings
Examples
The only downside to this job is the long commute.
Is there a downside to taking this medication long term?
It is a great city, but the high cost of living is a major downside.
The upside is the high salary, but the downside is the stress.
I love the new apartment, though the lack of parking is a real downside.
Maybe the downside is that we will have to work on weekends.
The plan seems perfect, but I wonder if there is some hidden downside.
Living in a small town has its charms, but the lack of nightlife is the main downside.