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free fall

noun as in rapid decline or descent

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When news a rare American songbird had been spotted in a sleepy West Yorkshire cul-de-sac eager ornithologists converged on the quiet street faster than a falcon in free fall.

From BBC

Many in eastern Kentucky are living in economic free fall.

From Salon

But anyone who thinks a honeymoon is inevitably followed by a free fall of excited commitment must have a very dim view of marriage.

"The impact of hitting the water after up to 27m of free fall is nine times harder than jumping from a 10 m tower," they said.

From BBC

A portrait of a mind in free fall, red-pilled before we were talking about red-pilling, it is essential viewing for those interested in the possibilities of opera.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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