drop away

verb

1. intr, adverb to fall or go away gradually

Example Sentences

After a decent interval they began to drop away, one by one, from the group.

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The little clouds of it seem to drop away from us like lead; but that must be because of our speed.

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Not to exceed four days, and that you may drop away any hour,—that an artery may slough at any moment which you cannot survive.

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The order was obeyed and the earth seemed to drop away slowly beneath us as the balloon rose and drifted away before the wind.

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The men in the caboose wave good-by to the fireman and engineer as they drop away.

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