free-fell Synonyms
free-fell Meaning
free-fell
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-fell Sentence Examples
- The stock market free-fell during the financial crisis, wiping out billions of dollars in value.
- The airplane free-fell for several seconds before the pilot regained control.
- My heart free-fell as I realized the extent of my mistake.
- The rope snapped and the climber free-fell to the ground.
- The value of the property free-fell after the neighborhood became unsafe.
- The skydiver free-fell from 10,000 feet before opening his parachute.
- The car free-fell off the cliff, crushing into the rocks below.
- The temperature free-fell overnight, creating treacherous icy conditions.
- The economy free-fell into a recession, leading to widespread job losses.
- The building free-fell into dust after the explosion, leaving only a crater in its wake.
FAQs About the word free-fell
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 par
precipitated, plummeted, slumped (over),wiped out, plunked, plopped, nose-dived, dropped, flumped, collapsed
got up, rose,stood (up),,uprose
The stock market free-fell during the financial crisis, wiping out billions of dollars in value.
The airplane free-fell for several seconds before the pilot regained control.
My heart free-fell as I realized the extent of my mistake.
The rope snapped and the climber free-fell to the ground.
