nosedive
Speech parts
1. nosedive - Noun
2. nosedive - Verb
Meaning
a steep nose-down descent by an aircraft
plunge nose first; drop with the nose or front first, of aircraft
a sudden sharp drop or rapid decline
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the stock took a nosedive
Accounting for 318 of the mentioned 574, light commercial vehicles were down 96.8% from last year’s 9 812, while passenger vehicles totalled 105 units, a massive 99.6% nosedive from the 24 982 recorded twelve months ago.
But on the 24th, I pulled out of my nosedive and began to stabilize.
A car almost took a nosedive off the Brooklyn Heights Promenade on Wednesday following a wild ride past the corner of Clark Street and Columbia Heights.
The series took a bit of a nosedive in later years, with Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5among the worst rated.
The legislators and staff of the EAC organs in Arusha intimated to The Citizen that it was time now for a quick intervention of the Heads of State to halt the nosedive.