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falloff
[ fawl-awf, -of ]
noun
- a decline in quantity, vigor, etc.
yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of falloff1
Example Sentences
Jock OâConnell, a California trade specialist at Beacon Economics, said the Trump administrationâs trade skirmishes with China in 2017 caused a dramatic falloff in the stateâs trade volume.
Films such as âLightyearâ did poorly at the box office, partly due to their timing during the pandemic and a perceived falloff in quality, for which Pixar had long been considered the gold standard.
They have seen a falloff in contributions from smaller donors and a surge in spending â at least $77 million so far â on attorneys defending the former president in a slew of criminal and civil cases.
Continental Shelf provides an ideal, vast breeding habitat, extending for about 100 miles before a falloff to the canyons of the deep ocean.
An economic downturn in the state, marked by a falloff in technology investment and rising overall unemployment, has resulted in unprecedented shortfalls in tax revenues.
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