Difference between Falling and Plummeting

FALLING vs PLUMMETING: NOUN

The action of the verb to fall.
In pathology, displacement of a part or organ downward: as, falling of the womb or of the eyelid. See prolapsus, ptosis.
That which sinks; a hollow: as, risings and fallings in the ground.
That which falls or drops; a dropping.

From fall, v. i.
See To fall away, To fall off, etc., under Fall, v. i.
The plain, broad, linen collar turning down over the doublet, worn in the early part of the 17th century.
A rainy season.
The ebb tide.
A stone falling through the atmosphere; a meteorite; an aërolite.
See Shooting star.
Epilepsy.

Tumble, Sliding, Collapsing, Plunging, Plummeting, Slipping, Anticlimactic, Down, Descending, Toppling, Decreasing, Drop, Declining, Tumbling, Dropping

Losing, Tumble, Sliding, Collapsing, Plunging, Plummeting, Slipping, Anticlimactic, Down, Descending, Toppling, Decreasing, Declining, Tumbling, Dropping

She also began a pattern of frequent falling.
Worker fatally struck by falling bundle of lumber.
Forum was already falling apart at that time.
Worker fatally struck by falling stack of joists.
Falling chill on the hearts of our sons.
As much as falling in love can come as a surprise, so can falling out of it.
By setting apart specific times for reading just before falling asleep at night, you can help yourself relax and wind down before falling asleep.
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Fear of falling often leads to a reduced activity level which in turn increases the risk of falling.
Jinjos they rescued, the duo send Gruntilda falling towards Spiral Mountain, where she is trapped beneath a falling boulder.