fall dramatically — to decrease or decline very quickly and significantly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to decrease or decline very quickly and significantly
Pronunciation (IPA): /fɔːl drəˈmætɪkli/
Example Sentences
- My motivation to exercise falls dramatically every winter.
- The company's stock price fell dramatically after the CEO's karaoke video went viral.
- Tourist numbers fell dramatically during the pandemic.
fall dramatically
VERB[/fɔːl drəˈmætɪkli/]
to decrease or decline very quickly and significantly

a shocked trader watches as red arrow lines plunge downward on multiple screens around him. His face shows complete dismay as he points at the rapidly descending chart lines. The graph lines were high just moments before but now crash toward the bottom of the screens. Numbers cascade downward in a steep diagonal pattern across all the monitors. Other traders in the background throw their hands up in panic and disbelief. Some cover their faces while others frantically gesture at their own screens. values falling dramatically in a very quick and significant decline

The tall tower falls dramatically against the wall!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
Fall derives from Old English 'feallan', meaning to descend or drop. Dramatically originates from Greek 'drama' (action, theatrical performance), combined with the suffix '-ic' (relating to) and adverbial '-ly', creating the sense of occurring in a striking, theatrical manner.
Breakdown
fall (Old English feallan: to descend) + dramatic (Greek drama: action/theater + -ic: relating to) + -ally (adverbial suffix: in the manner of), producing 'in a striking or theatrical manner'.
🎵Rhyme
🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“My motivation to exercise falls dramatically every winter.”
“The company's stock price fell dramatically after the CEO's karaoke video went viral.”
“Tourist numbers fell dramatically during the pandemic.”
“His confidence fell dramatically after forgetting his presentation slides.”
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