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nosedive
noun as in plunge
noun as in fall
Strong matches
Example Sentences
India, which avoids formal alliances and has seen ties with Pakistan - a key US partner - nosedive again, will need to recalibrate.
In the United States, rates started to take a sharper nosedive after the Great Recession, driven in part by college-educated women who delayed having children.
Shares in the company nosedived by around 7% following the announcement.
He says he was barely 30 feet away when the jet nosedived into the building.
After defining fashion for roughly a decade, the thriving company began to nosedive by the 2010s as news of Charney’s inappropriate behavior and oppressive conditions in the workplace surfaced.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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