Synonyms for falling
fall·ing

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1. fallingadjective

   decreasing in amount or degree

   "falling temperature"

   Synonyms:
   dropping

   Antonyms:
   up, rising, ascending(a), improving, increasing

2. fallingadjective

   becoming lower or less in degree or value

   "a falling market"; "falling incomes"

   Synonyms:
   dropping

   Antonyms:
   improving, ascending(a), increasing, rising, up

3. dropping, fallingadjective

   coming down freely under the influence of gravity

   "the eerie whistle of dropping bombs"; "falling rain"

   Synonyms:
   dropping

   Antonyms:
   ascending(a), increasing, improving, up, rising

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1. List of paraphrases for "falling":

   declining, decreasing, fall, falls, dropping, diminishing, drop, entering, dwindling

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1. Rebecca Robbins:

   We found a 56 % increased risk of dementia and an 80 % greater risk of all cause mortality over the following eight years among those who experienced both concurrent sleep difficulties -- falling asleep or waking from sleep.

2. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro:

   I'm leaving today for an international tour ... a very important tour to take on new projects, given the circumstances of falling income that our country faces.

3. Virendra Chauhan:

   Higher teapot demand and stronger refining margins which encouraged higher refinery throughputs have contributed to increased imports, falling domestic crude production is also supportive.

4. Pramod Sawant:

   One boy died due to a tree falling on his head and the second death, two people were on a motorcycle when an electric pole fell on them and one died on the way to the hospital.

5. Deutsche Bank:

   Chinese oil demand growth, the largest single contributor to world oil demand growth, may begin to flatten more quickly than some long-term projections indicate, this could result in world oil demand growth falling from its 2000-2016 trend of 1.1 million bpd year-on-year to only 800,000 bpd ... by 2024.