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nose dive
noun
a sudden plunge with the nose or front pointing downwards, esp of an aircraft
informala sudden drop or sharp decline
prices took a nose dive
verb
to perform or cause to perform a nose dive
informal(intr) to drop suddenly
Example Sentences
Fani Willis or federal special counsel Jack Smith, those prospects also have taken a nose dive.
A problem with pitch control also would be consistent with the “nose dive” reported by dozens of onlookers who saw the plane hit Puget Sound.
Dozens of witnesses saw the plane “nose dive” into Mutiny Bay and helped officials narrow down the crash site.
Navy crews will use a crane on the barge and the ROV to pull any evidence of the crash from the sea floor, where it landed after a “near-vertical” nose dive, according to the NTSB.
That winter Elizebeth’s health took a nose dive, and she had to take time off.
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