drops

/ drɒps /

plural noun

1. any liquid medication applied by means of a dropper

Example Sentences

As soon as Elizabeth agrees to help, Nick drops from sight.

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Some forestry projects within the voluntary carbon market have attracted significant criticism in recent years, leading to dramatic drops in demand for carbon credits.

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But these things are only drops in the bucket compared to these massive financial mistakes and decisions.

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Uplands’s autumnal and only slightly less prestigious sibling Rush Creek Reserve is a decadent, soft cheese wrapped in spruce bark that drops only in October and November.

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State Street’s data show that the 2.5 percentage point advantage over 20 years drops to only 0.4 point for the past 10 years and becomes a negative 2.5 points in the latest five years.

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