falling-off

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Synonyms for falling-off

noun decline, failure

Antonyms for falling-off

Word Origin & History

present participle adjective from fall (v.). Falling star is from 1560s; falling out "disagreement" is from 1560s. Falling evil "epilepsy" is from early 13c.

Example Sentences for falling-off

He soon perceived the falling-off in the number of his visitors.

Then there has been a falling-off in the pools of Pierrefonds?

But surely, when compared with the Cambridge list, a falling-off must be admitted.

The only thing that is probable is a falling-off, not an advance.

The cause of this falling-off is not far to seek; indeed, has already been hinted at.

However, his coxcombry was a falling-off from early seriousness.

Both elements in Demand are curtailed by the falling-off of Profits.

In the last fifteen or twenty years the falling-off has been very marked.

The falling-off was entirely due to the above-named resolution.

The question is, how has the falling-off in Italian painting been caused?

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