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drop off

[drop-awf, -of] / ˈdrɒpˌɔf, -ˌɒf /








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Andrew's prediction: I thought there would be a drop-off from Sunderland when they lost so many players to the Africa Cup of Nations, but that hasn't happened - they put in a great performance against City.

From BBC

Scoring was never an issue though and his accuracy on the checkouts improved, alongside a drop-off from Evans, as he sealed a place in round four and a minimum £60,000 in prize money.

From BBC

There’s a comparable drop-off among those with savings and retirement accounts but no crypto.

From MarketWatch

“Our 2026 budget is not the sharp drop-off it might at first appear to be, but rather, it is a continuation of a belt-tightening that is already under way,” acting Chair George Botic said.

From The Wall Street Journal

A similar report from the Washington Post reported an “across-the-board drop-off” in ticket sales from September to mid-October.

From Salon