Definitions

1. noun

A temporary reduction in the production or supply of a commodity, especially oil.

“The oil market experienced a turndown due to global economic uncertainty.”

2. noun

A gentle slope or incline, especially in a landscape or a hill.

“The turndown of the hill offered a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.”

3. verb

To decline or refuse something, especially a request or an invitation.

“She turndown the job offer due to the long working hours.”

4. verb

To turn something down, especially the temperature or the volume.

“Can you turndown the thermostat in the living room?”

5. verb

To make something turn down, especially a slope or an incline.

“The engineer had to turndown the hill to make it safe for vehicles to pass.”

6. noun

A turndown valve or tap, especially one that controls the flow of a liquid.

“The turndown valve was faulty and caused the pipe to leak.”