Synonyms for Falling
fall·ing

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1. fallingadjective

   decreasing in amount or degree

   "falling temperature"

   Synonyms:
   dropping

   Antonyms:
   up, rising, ascending(a), improving, increasing

2. fallingadjective

   becoming lower or less in degree or value

   "a falling market"; "falling incomes"

   Synonyms:
   dropping

   Antonyms:
   improving, ascending(a), increasing, rising, up

3. dropping, fallingadjective

   coming down freely under the influence of gravity

   "the eerie whistle of dropping bombs"; "falling rain"

   Synonyms:
   dropping, falling

   Antonyms:
   ascending(a), increasing, improving, up, rising

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1. List of paraphrases for "falling":

   declining, decreasing, fall, falls, dropping, diminishing, drop, entering, dwindling

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1. Peter Kinsella:

   A couple of things are changing. If you look at most of G10s there is a rise in real yields and it effectively indicates the period of abnormally low interest rates is coming to an end. That's leading to reappraisal of what's good value in G10 as well as emerging markets, second is oil prices - OPEC are talking of further supply cuts which shows they are finding it hard to balance markets. Falling oil prices are net-net positive for G10 and net-net negative for EM.

2. Jonathan Miller:

   The opposite of rising rents is not necessarily falling rents, it is stabilizing rents, and now rents are moving sideways, if not moving a little higher.

3. Phil Musser:

   Scott Walker has built really deep reservoirs of support around the country, donors will take their time before falling in love again.

4. Tomoaki Shishido:

   We don't even need to wait for economic data to see how badly the economy is being hit. You can tell that the sales of airlines and hotels are already falling by a half or something like that.

5. Shelly Palmer:

   The science fiction version of robots or AI falling into a ‘ man vs. machine ’ conflict is embellished to make good visuals – the truth is far more subtle and is and has been going on for years.