Drop-off — synonyms, definition

1. drop-off (Noun)

cliff decrease drop falling off falloff lessening slack slump

drop-off (Noun) — A noticeable deterioration in performance or quality. ex. "a drop-off in attendance"

drop-off (Noun) — A steep high face of rock. ex. "he stood on a high drop-off overlooking the town"

drop-off (Noun) — A change downward. ex. "there was a sharp drop-off in sales"

alteration change declension decline in quality deterioration formation geological formation modification worsening attrition casualty crag dwindling dwindling away precipice shrinkage shrinking sinking waning

2. drop-off (Verb)

discharge dope off doze off drift off drop away drowse off fall asleep fall away fall back fall behind flake out lose nod off put down recede set down slip unload

drop-off (Verb) — Fall or diminish. ex. "The number of students in this course dropped off after the first test"

drop-off (Verb) — Change from a waking to a sleeping state. ex. "he always drops off during lectures"

drop-off (Verb) — Leave at a destination; remove from a transport container. ex. "drop off the passengers at the hotel"

drop-off (Verb) — Retreat.

drop-off (Verb) — Get worse. ex. "My grades are dropping off"

decline decrease deliver diminish fall lessen regress retrograde retrogress worsen air-drop backslide lapse wharf zonk zonk out fall