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Meanings of falloff in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slack"
Examples for "slack"
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Shortly, Ipshank returned; he carried the young girl slack in his arms.
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The private sector remains in no position to pick up the slack.
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He lifted the slack body down and put it in the sand.
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But absolute oil inventory levels remained high globally due to slack demand.
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However, eight different players scored for Cincy to pick up the slack.
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For four years, Poland's economy kept growing strongly despite the global slump.
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Analysts said the revised guidance was expected given the farm economy slump.
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He said Gulf markets were being re-rated following the oil price slump.
4
A slump in the oil price lifted shares of major energy companies.
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The recent slump in oil prices constrained growth as well, Ice said.
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A number of airports around the UK have free 10-minute drop-off points.
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These troops patrol from pre-selected drop-off points to carefully prioritised target areas.
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Carriers say part of the reason is a dramatic drop-off in demand.
4
Dunning didn't enter the house for either the pickup or the drop-off.
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Take your warbirds as low over the refugee drop-off site as possible.
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Whatever it takes to prevent your beloved state falling off that precipice.
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She hadn't seen him since yesterday morning after falling off her bike.
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They must have had people falling off that thing left and right.
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It confirms that really the economy is not falling off a cliff.
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Apartment block, several storeys, Wellington Rotten balconies at risk of falling off.
Usage of falloff in English
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Mattel blamed a decline in product orders from retailers for the falloff.
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Then came the new coronavirus, jobless tenants leaving town and a rent falloff.
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Tribune's newspapers remain profitable despite the falloff in readers and advertising.
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Orlando suffered no evident falloff after last year's mass shooting in a gay nightclub.
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But the falloff in Goldman's business is striking nevertheless.
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This eliminates most of the falloff in growth that R&R find from high debt levels.
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The US government today reported a bigger-than expected falloff in jobless workers applying for state unemployment aid.
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Pullbacks in those subsidies, however, have stoked concerns about a dramatic falloff in demand in the subsidy-dependent sector.
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The State's tax take was marginally below expectations last month because of a falloff in corporation tax receipts.
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Recession in the main donor states has resulted in cuts to aid budgets and a falloff in individual donations.
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Still, the decline was smaller than the 10 percent falloff for National Football League games during the regular season.
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But then the falloff continued.
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The electric GP shows a strong falloff with Q2, and its global behavior does not follow a simple dipole form.
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The distal-50% falloff length of the luminescence signals provided the lowest mean squared error among the optical parameters.
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Boeing is struggling as the worldwide airline sector has been rocked by the travel demand falloff from the coronavirus pandemic.
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The limited depth-of-field and extreme falloff of sharpness at the edges lend a kind of Lomo-esque surreality to the images.
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