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free fall or free-fall (frē'fôl')
n.
  1. The fall of a body within the atmosphere without a drag-producing device such as a parachute.
  2. The ideal falling motion of a body that is subject only to the earth's gravitational field.
  3. Rapid uncontrolled decline: "The markets threatened to go into free fall and we came within an eyelash of ... an uncontrollable panic" (Felix Rohatyn).
free-fall free'-fall' (frē'fôl') v.



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