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fall off the cliff

fall off the cliff verb: suddenly decline dramatically in performance.

Verb

fall off the cliff (third-person singular simple present falls off the cliff, present participle falling off the cliff, simple past fell off the cliff, past participle fallen off the cliff)

  1. (tyres) suddenly decline dramatically in performance
    Synonyms:
    drop off the cliff

Synonyms of fall off the cliff

  • drop off the cliff

Forms of fall off the cliff

third-person singular presentfalls off the cliff
present participlefalling off the cliff
pastfell off the cliff
past participlefallen off the cliff
alternative formfall off a cliff

Questions about fall off the cliff

What does fall off the cliff mean?
Fall off the cliff means suddenly decline dramatically in performance.
What part of speech is fall off the cliff?
Fall off the cliff is a verb.
What is the past tense of fall off the cliff?
The past tense of fall off the cliff is fell off the cliff.

Words near fall off the cliff in the dictionary

  1. fall off a truck
  2. fall off one's chair
  3. fall off one's perch
  4. fall off the back of a lorry
  5. fall off the back of a truck
  6. fall off the cliff
  7. fall off the radar
  8. fall off the turnip truck
  9. fall off the twig
  10. fall off the ugly tree
  11. fall off the wagon

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