Synonyms for fall off
fall off

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1. fall offverb

   come off

   "This button had fallen off"

   Synonyms:
   fall away, sink, slump

2. slump, fall off, sinkverb

   fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly

   "The real estate market fell off"

   Synonyms:
   drop down, lapse, go down, slouch, go under, settle, drop, correct, decline, subside, slide down, dip, sink, pass, fall away, slump, bury

3. fall off, fall awayverb

   diminish in size or intensity

   Synonyms:
   drop off, drop away, fall away, sink, slump, slip

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1. fall off

   Synonyms:
   drop, withdraw, separate, apostatize, backslide, depreciate, deteriorate

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1. Keith Davis:

   He's not the type of guy who's just going to fall off a boat, he's the type of guy who watches to make sure no one else does. He's a very smart, resourceful, MacGyver-type guy.

2. Jim White:

   Restrictive behavior becomes a mental game— forcing yourself to eat a certain way, labeling foods as good or bad, and feeling guilty if you fall off the ‘plan,’.

3. Marcus Plescia:

   If there's issues with funding and any of those areas of progress start to fall off, we're going to be right back to the situation where we're playing catch-up and don't have enough.

4. Pallo Conteh:

   It's good news for Sierra Leone and the sub-region. I am hoping that this time we won't fall off, it is difficult to say you are confident because you know with Ebola one mistake might just lead to a spike again.

5. Sally Lyons Watt:

   I don't think they're going to fall off and not be relevant.