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Another word for drop-off

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Noun

  1. A usually swift downward trend, as in prices

    See also:

    increase

Verb
  1. See also:

    drop

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Another word for drop-off

Verb

  1. To sleep

    See also:

    sleep

  2. To deliver

    See also:

    give

  3. To become fewer or less

    See also:

    decrease

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Sentence Examples

  • What is her policy on pick-up and drop-off, and who will be allowed to pick up your child?

  • He paid each day and he didn't drop off his rent.

  • A good shipping services provider will offer a large number of pick-up and drop-off centers.

  • Make sure your plastic bags are clean and free of trash and take them to the store drop-off box, that's usually located by the front door.

  • Unfortunately, you're not likely to find an exotic limousine rental for one hour or just pick-up and drop-off service.

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