fall away
Upper Intermediate (B2) neutral
To slowly get smaller, weaker, or to drop off something.
"Beyond the fence, the land fell away sharply into a deep ravine."
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Brawlhalla · 238:16
Fall away.
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You can fall away.
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BBC News · 32:57
terrible fall away dramatically in their support.
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DukeLibDigitalColl · 8:32
things started to fall away from walls,
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right as things were starting to fall away.