drop steeply

Frequency: 8.018.7 per million words

to fall or to allow something to fall

steeplyVERB + steeply

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drop

Examples (10)

  • The company's profits are expected to drop steeply next quarter.
  • After the scandal, the politician's approval ratings dropped steeply.
  • Be careful, the path ahead drops steeply towards the river.
  • If temperatures drop steeply overnight, frost is likely.
  • The stock market has dropped steeply in response to the economic news.
  • We watched as the hawk dropped steeply towards its prey.
  • His voice dropped steeply to a whisper as he shared the secret.
  • Prices for consumer goods could drop steeply if demand falls.
  • The road signs warned drivers that the gradient would drop steeply for the next mile.
  • Despite efforts to stabilize it, the currency continued to drop steeply.