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Fell off
FEL-OFF · phrase · slang
Declined in quality, relevance, or skill
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Definitions
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Said of a person, brand, or thing that has gotten noticeably worse or less relevant. A common dismissive judgment.
“That show really fell off after season two.”
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Fell off In A Sentence
That show really fell off after season two.
Origin & Usage
From "fall off" (decline); slang sense common on social media.
People Also Ask
What does "fell off" mean?
It means someone or something has clearly declined — gotten worse, less popular, or less relevant than before.
How do you use "fell off"?
Apply it to a person, brand, artist, or show that used to be good, e.g. "that rapper fell off after his first album."
Is saying someone "fell off" an insult?
Yes, it's dismissive — it says their peak is behind them and they've lost their edge.
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