downside (noun)

1. Although highly praised for its innovation and creativity, one downside of abstract art is that it can be difficult for some viewers to interpret.

2. In Greek mythology, the downside of Pandora's curiosity led to the release of all the evils into the world when she opened the forbidden box.

3. While comics often provide an engaging and entertaining storytelling experience, a downside can be the limited availability of certain rare and valuable editions for collectors.

4. A downside of open floor plan designs is the lack of privacy, as it can be challenging to find quiet spaces in a home with fewer walls.