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drop off

[drop-awf, -of] / ˈdrɒpˌɔf, -ˌɒf /








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Salah is indeed a victim of his own standards and as such, his drop-off has been felt dearly.

From BBC

“Paradise” and “Scrubs” are very watchable, and the Oscars will be good for cord-cutters, but there’s a steep drop-off after that.

From MarketWatch

West Ham had an immediate drop-off in their first season at London Stadium, dropping half a point per game on average.

From BBC

The one warning sign was a potential drop-off in consumer spending in the fourth quarter.

From MarketWatch

Construction activity fell by 2.1% over the final quarter of 2025, with a fall in repair and maintenance work, as well as a drop-off in the amount of new construction work being started.

From BBC