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The phrase "am down in" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to express a state of being in a low mood or feeling down about something.
Example: "I really am down in the dumps today because of the weather."
Alternatives: "feeling low" or "downcast".
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But where I am, down in the Third Chasm, it's incredible.
I am down in the woods in the middle of the West Sussex countryside, listening to a man who is wearing a white glove.
I am down in my workshop standing amongst tools that date back to my great-grandfather.
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This was down in Miami.
Monarchy is down in Nepal.
Coal may be down in America.
Revenue was down in the second quarter.
Crime is down in Milwaukee, too.
The sinkers were down in the zone.
He'll be down in a minute".
Attendance has been down in recent years.
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