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"fall off the edge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical action of falling over the edge of something, or as a metaphor for someone or something going beyond a certain limit or boundary. Example 1 (describing a physical action): The hiker lost his balance and began to fall off the edge of the cliff. Example 2 (metaphor): The company's profits have been steadily declining, and if we don't make some changes soon, we will fall off the edge of bankruptcy.
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"You can't fall off the edge of the world here," says the analyst, Mark Chandler.
Although you might be fine right now, it doesn't take much for any of us to fall off the edge.
"You can just fall off the edge of the abyss," she said of trolling eBay, which she meant as a good thing.
We've now reached a point where we're about to fall off the edge of a cliff and the situation is dire.
It seemed entirely possible to me, at the time, that I was about to fall off the edge of the earth.
Barricades now block much of the road in front of the homes left perched above the ocean as it, too, begins to fall off the edge.
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The observers were explicitly instructed to carefully place the cursors at the edge of the polyp and not to let the cursors "fall off" the edges of the polyp.
"We have fallen off the edge," he said.
To allow the geniuses to flourish, or to keep the stragglers from falling off the edge?
"It's not like the U.S. economy is falling off the edge of the cliff".
"I almost fell off the edge of the exam table in my astonishment," she writes.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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