take a dive (Meaning)
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take a dive (v)
pretend to be knocked out, as of a boxer
Synonyms & Antonyms of take a dive
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take a dive Sentence Examples
- During the economic crisis, the stock market took a nosedive.
- The explorer took a quick dive to retrieve the sunken treasure.
- The bird swooped down and took a sudden dive towards the ground.
- The temperature has taken a significant dive, bringing cold weather to the region.
- The negotiations took a sudden dive when one party walked away from the table.
- The company's profits have taken a sharp dive in recent months.
- The skier expertly took a dive off the mountain's peak.
- The helicopter took a controlled dive to evade enemy fire.
- The swimmer took a graceful dive into the crystal-clear waters.
- The airplane's performance took a deep dive after a mechanical failure.
FAQs About the word take a dive
pretend to be knocked out, as of a boxer
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
During the economic crisis, the stock market took a nosedive.
The explorer took a quick dive to retrieve the sunken treasure.
The bird swooped down and took a sudden dive towards the ground.
The temperature has taken a significant dive, bringing cold weather to the region.
