The phrase "fall in drops" is typically associated with rain, but there are several antonyms that describe different types of precipitation. For example, "snow" can be used to describe frozen water droplets that fall from the sky, while "hail" refers to large frozen pellets that can come down during a storm. "Mist" and "drizzle" are both light forms of rain that fall in a fine spray or scattered drops. In contrast, "torrential" and "heavy" are antonyms that describe rain that comes down in a deluge, causing flooding and other hazards. Finally, "drought" represents an absence of rain and is the opposite of "falling in drops.

What are the antonyms for Fall in drops?

• v.

  • dribble
  • pour
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Related words & questions

Related words:

-falling in drops, the rain fell in drops,

-drop by drop,

-to fall by drops, to fall in drops -

-to fall to the ground in drops,

-to sink in drops, to drop in drops -

-drop by drop down

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