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. Salame Kone:

   A lot of them will fall off the trees if the cold persists.

2. Kaitlyn Weber:

   In terms of fall foliage, drought can cause the leaves to change colors earlier, but they may also die and fall off earlier, prolonged and more extreme drought can cause physical damage to trees such as root loss, slowed growth, and makes it harder for trees to protect themselves against pests and disease.

3. Chief Tony L. Watson:

   Something caused that ice to fall off of that wall.

4. Louise Goudy Willmering:

   If The Fed overshoots on rate hikes The Fed would be a longer term problem for the economy, but if The Fed isn't too aggressive, we still can have growth. The economy doesn't have to fall off the side of a cliff.

5. Patrick McDermott:

   To come up with the conclusion that Investigator John Nazarian fell off the boat, and allegedly no-one saw Investigator John Nazarian fall off the boat, is the most preposterous thing I’ve ever heard in my life.