falloff
falloff
Definition
☆ fall·off (fôl′ôf′)
noun
the act of becoming less or worse; decline
falloff
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- blame: Labels blame the precipitous falloff on piracy and online file-sharing, while some consumers point to lousy music offerings.
Adjective modifier
- light: The tightness is a parameter that determines the rate of the light falloff.
- precipitous: Labels blame the precipitous falloff on piracy and online file-sharing, while some consumers point to lousy music offerings.
- linear: Simple methods define an arbitrary law, such as an inverse square relationship, or a linear falloff.
Modifies a noun
Browse dictionary entries near falloff
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