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Definition of falloff - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
measurementUS reduction in quantity or qualityUS
- There was a falloff in sales this quarter.
- The falloff in attendance was noticeable.
- Analysts are concerned about the falloff in production.
Origin of falloff
English, fall (descend) + off (away)
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- French:diminution, ...
- German:Rückgang, ...
- Italian:calo, ...
- Spanish:disminución, ...
- Portuguese:queda, ...
- Chinese:下降, ...
- Japanese:減少, ...
- Arabic:اِنْخِفاض, ...
- Hebrew:יְרִידָה, ...
- Russian:снижение, ...
- Ukrainian:зменшення, ...
- Hindi:गिरावट, ...
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