descend to



descend to something

 
1. . Lit. to go down to something. I must descend to the lower level to greet the guests. Gerald descended to the front door to see who was there.
2. Fig. to condescend to do something; to stoop to doing something; to lower oneself to do something bad. I refuse to descend to the performance of such menial duties. I will not descend to a life of crime.
See also: descend

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
BorbÁLa-Hungarian
Eyvindr-Ancient Scandinavian
Drustan-Ancient Celtic
IzsÁKEE-zhahkHungarian
Mclean[mək'lein]
Raeleneray-LEENEnglish (Rare)