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free fall

noun as in rapid decline or descent

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Walmart shares continued their free fall, and executives made an unplanned exit from the stage to regroup before returning to take questions.

An economy that had been showing tiny signs of life not long ago is in a free fall, predicted to contract 3% in 2026 with inflation to hit 682%, said the International Monetary Fund.

“The reality is it’s going to be a more profit-taking type of market. You get a rally and investors will take profits, and then markets will get some free fall,” Fulton said.

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But gifted playwrights know how to read the signs of a society in free fall.

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The party had lost 10 million votes between the 2019 general election and 2024 and its dire opinion poll ratings appeared to be in free fall, he told them.

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

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