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fall off

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Synonyms: call off, falloff, fell off, wall off, fall-off, falls off, face off, fall out, pull off, kill off, fall on

Antonyms: call off, falloff, fell off, wall off, fall-off, falls off, face off, fall out, pull off, kill off, fall on

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Verb

  1. {{lb|en|transitive|and|intransitive}} To become [[detached]] or to [[drop]] from.
  2. {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[diminish]] in [[size]], [[value]], etc.; to get worse (in quality).
  3. {{lb|en|nautical}} To [[change]] the [[direction]] of a [[sail]] so as to [[point]] in a direction that is more down [[wind]]; to [[bring]] the [[bow]] [[leeward]].
  4. {{lb|en|intransitive}} To fall into [[sin]]; to [[stray]].

Noun

  1. {{alt form|en|falloff}}.

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