flop
Pronunciation: [flɑp]
Word
Context: “entertainment”
(verb) to fail completely, especially in a way that is surprising or disappointing. It often happens in movies or shows that people thought would be popular but turn out not to be.
Example
The new movie was a huge success; it didn't flop at all.
Example
Many people expected the film to do well, but it flopped at the box office.
Example
Why do you think some movies flop while others become hits?
Context: “entertainment”
(noun) a complete failure, especially in entertainment. This means something like a movie or show did very poorly when it was released.
Example
That concert was so good and received great reviews; it was not a flop.
Example
The play was a flop, and hardly anyone came to see it.
Example
What makes a movie a flop in the eyes of critics?
Context: “action”
(verb) to drop or fall heavily, often making a loud noise. It describes something that comes down suddenly and makes a big sound.
Example
He flopped onto the couch after a long day.
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She didn't flop onto the bed; she sat down carefully.
Example
Did the book flop when he dropped it on the ground?
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