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View definitions for drop off

drop off

verb as in decrease

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verb as in deliver

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verb as in fall asleep

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noun as in falling off, decline

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noun as in stash of drugs

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Part of Hyundai’s increased focus on the U.S. is due to a drop-off in business elsewhere.

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There was a big drop-off in Canadian travel.

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However, there is a steep drop-off in numbers below the international level, with the vast majority of clubs running at a loss and struggling to grow television revenues in a competitive market.

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The schools share a driveway, which will become an Uber drop-off spot on Friday night.

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There is a dedicated pick-up and drop-off area at the festival's Blue Gate, and it can be located with What3Words: layers, patrol, bills.

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