drop in Antonyms
Meaning of drop in
drop in (v)
visit informally and spontaneously
drop in
to pay an unexpected or casual visit, one who drops in, a casual visit or brief stop
drop in Sentence Examples
- She accidentally dropped her phone while she was texting and it shattered on the floor.
- The rain began to drop heavily, so I ran for cover under the nearest awning.
- He dropped his keys in the sewer and had to call a locksmith to retrieve them.
- The stock market suddenly dropped by 10%, causing widespread panic among investors.
- The doctor dropped the scalpel during surgery, but luckily it didn't hit the patient.
- She dropped out of college when she realized it wasn't the right path for her.
- The plane dropped altitude rapidly as it prepared to land at the airport.
- My jaw dropped in surprise when I saw the incredible view from the mountaintop.
- The dog dropped the stick at my feet, signaling that he was ready to play fetch.
- The company dropped the new product line after it failed to meet sales expectations.
FAQs About the word drop in
visit informally and spontaneouslyto pay an unexpected or casual visit, one who drops in, a casual visit or brief stop
visit, drop by, run (over), stop (by or in), run in,come by, step in, see, call, pop (in)
occupant, host, resident, inhabitant, occupant, inhabitant, denizen, dweller, denizen,resident
She accidentally dropped her phone while she was texting and it shattered on the floor.
The rain began to drop heavily, so I ran for cover under the nearest awning.
He dropped his keys in the sewer and had to call a locksmith to retrieve them.
The stock market suddenly dropped by 10%, causing widespread panic among investors.
