fall (off) Sentence Examples
- The leaves began to fall off the trees, creating a vibrant tapestry on the ground.
- The child lost his balance and fell off the swing, landing with a thud.
- The injured bird fluttered weakly, before falling off the branch.
- The old woman tripped on the uneven pavement and fell off the curb.
- The roof tiles fell off during the storm, causing damage to the house.
- The petals of the flowers fell off gracefully, carried away by the gentle breeze.
- The stock market took a sudden downturn, as stocks fell off in value.
- The weight of the heavy backpack caused the strap to break, and the books fell off.
- The painting fell off the wall, leaving a bare spot where it once hung.
- The passengers fell off the crowded bus as it lurched to a stop.
fall (off) Meaning
fall (off)
trend sense 2b, to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality
Synonyms & Antonyms of fall (off)
Synonyms:
- cut
- deduction
- slip
- shortening
- subtraction
- retrenchment
- diminishment
- downturn
- cutback
- curtailment
- step-down
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word fall (off)
trend sense 2b, to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality
dent, drop, decline,decrease, reduction, diminution, drop-off, abatement, fall, loss
increase, increment, rise, gain, addition, raise, enlargement, boost, step-up, continuation
The leaves began to fall off the trees, creating a vibrant tapestry on the ground.
The child lost his balance and fell off the swing, landing with a thud.
The injured bird fluttered weakly, before falling off the branch.
The old woman tripped on the uneven pavement and fell off the curb.
