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plummeted To fall rapidly and dramatically, often with great speed or impact. ■ "When he found out he failed the test, his mood plummeted and he didn't speak to anyone for days."
lifeline A thin rope or cord used to support or hold something up, especially a person in danger of falling. ■ When the hiker's lifeline snapped, he plummeted into the river with a splash!
plummet To fall with a loud, rapid noise. ■ The bird plummeted from the sky and crashed into a pile of leaves.
Cartels An association of businesses or individuals that work together to control a market by fixing prices, controlling supply and demand, and engaging in other anti-competitive practices. ■ The tomato cartel was so successful that they managed to drive up the price of tomatoes to an exorbitant level. But when the government stepped in and broke up the cartel, prices plummeted and everyone rejoiced!
Vail A type of fabric used to make veils or masks for religious ceremonies, usually made from silk or other lightweight fabrics. ■ The priest wore a golden vail over his face during the wedding ceremony.; A type of fabric used to make protective gear for extreme sports, such as skydiving or snowboarding, made from durable materials like polyester or nylon. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my vail!" exclaimed the terrified skydiver as he plummeted towards the ground.; A type of fabric used to make decorative elements, such as wall hangings or rugs, often made from synthetic materials like polyester or acrylic. ■ "I love my vail rug - it really ties the room together," said the home decor enthusiast.