falloffs (Meaning)

falloffs

trend sense 2b, to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality

The company's profits have experienced a steady falloff in recent quarters.
The waterfall's falloff creates a mesmerizing spectacle, sending droplets cascading into the pool below.
The cliff's sheer falloff makes it a perilous climb.
The actor's performance in the second half of the movie had a noticeable falloff.
The weight loss program has a significant falloff rate after the first few weeks.
The falloff in voter turnout is a worrying trend for democracy.
The mountain's steep falloff required the hikers to use ropes for safety.
The bridge's structural falloffs have led to concerns about its stability.
The falloff in demand for the product has forced us to reduce production.
The cliff's sudden falloff was invisible from the trail, causing a perilous accident.

trend sense 2b, to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality

drops, dents, declines,decreases, reductions, depletions, step-downs, diminishments,falls, depressions

gains, boosts, enlargements, raises, rises,increases, increments, extensions, step ups, continuations

The company's profits have experienced a steady falloff in recent quarters.

The waterfall's falloff creates a mesmerizing spectacle, sending droplets cascading into the pool below.

The cliff's sheer falloff makes it a perilous climb.

The actor's performance in the second half of the movie had a noticeable falloff.