free-fall Synonyms
free-fall Meaning
free-fall (n)
the ideal falling motion of something subject only to a gravitational field
a sudden sharp decrease in some quantity
free-fall
the condition of unrestrained motion in a gravitational field, such motion, a condition of falling freely (as before opening one's parachute), the part of a parachute jump before the parachute opens, a rapid and continuing drop or decline
free-fall Sentence Examples
- The skydiver experienced a spine-tingling free-fall before deploying her parachute.
- The rollercoaster reached its peak and plunged into a thrilling free-fall descent.
- The bungee jumper leapt off the bridge, embracing the exhilarating free-fall moment.
- The pilot steered the plane into a controlled free-fall to execute an aerial maneuver.
- The waterfall cascaded down the mountain in a mesmerizing free-fall.
- The bird soared through the sky, occasionally indulging in a breathtaking free-fall dive.
- The rock climber took a calculated free-fall after his grip slipped.
- The dancer performed a gravity-defying free-fall routine, leaving the audience spellbound.
- The elevator malfunctioned, sending the occupants into an unexpected free-fall.
- The astronaut floated weightlessly in the space station, experiencing a continuous state of free-fall.
FAQs About the word free-fall
the ideal falling motion of something subject only to a gravitational field, a sudden sharp decrease in some quantitythe condition of unrestrained motion in a g
slide, dive, tumble, skid, descent, plunge, trip, spill,fall, stumble
stand (up),rise,get up, uprise,
The skydiver experienced a spine-tingling free-fall before deploying her parachute.
The rollercoaster reached its peak and plunged into a thrilling free-fall descent.
The bungee jumper leapt off the bridge, embracing the exhilarating free-fall moment.
The pilot steered the plane into a controlled free-fall to execute an aerial maneuver.
