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plunge
noun as in quick drop
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noun as in enthusiastic attempt
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verb as in dive or fall fast
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Example Sentences
A few years ago, Mr Kim began to notice that the popular silvery hairtail fish he relied on were disappearing from local waters, and his earnings plunged by half.
Mortgage rates have plunged to their lowest level in 12 months, giving home buyers some room to breathe.
Bloomberg on Thursday cited unnamed Indian refinery sources as saying that flows from Russian crude were expected to plunge almost to zero as a result of the US sanctions.
DaCosta doesn’t offer a verdict, but she plunges us so deeply into Hedda’s headspace that we can hear how certain things set her off.
In August 2011, when Republicans and Democrats were locked in a stalemate over raising the debt ceiling, consumer confidence plunged and consumers pulled back spending.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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