Synonyms for falling off
fall·ing off

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1. falling off

   Synonyms:
   check, decline, delay, falling back, relapse, retrogression, stay, stop, stoppage

   Antonyms:
   advance, advancement, attainment, development, growth, improvement, increase, proficiency, progress, progression

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1. slump, slack, drop-off, falloff, falling offnoun

   a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality

   "the team went into a slump"; "a gradual slack in output"; "a drop-off in attendance"; "a falloff in quality"

   Synonyms:
   slackness, economic crisis, falloff, slack water, cliff, morass, drop, depression, quag, lessening, mire, decrease, quagmire, slack, drop-off, slump

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1. • Deterioration

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1. falling off

   Synonyms:
   dropping, withdrawal, separation, detachment, apostasy, defection, desertion, depreciation, deterioration

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1. Gary Ross:

   The Saudis are probably worried about everyone else reducing capex as a result of low oil prices and about non-OPEC output falling off a cliff at some point. We all know that supply disruptions are unpredictable but they are certain, the increase in Saudi rig numbers is like a signal to the industry - let's be rational. We will need supply growth in the future.

2. Michael McGarry:

   Uniform minimum railing heights and balcony heights, structural barriers along with many other safety measures prevent passengers who are acting responsibly from falling off a cruise ship.

3. Glenn Sparks:

   You might not enjoy thinking about the car falling off and hurtling you down to the ground, but when you finish the ride and you can look back up( at) the height of the coaster and say to your friends,' I made it, I did that,' that's enjoyable.

4. Brian Church:

   Once you get to mid-fifties, things start falling off, your reflexes are not as sharp as they were when you were younger.

5. Emily Pettersson:

   [The dolphin’s] fin was mangled, you could see it was falling off and it had a bite mark on the side of the body as well.