Usually means: Sudden, unprovoked collapse without warning.
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  1. drop attack: Wiktionary
  2. Drop attack: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  3. Drop attack: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  2. Drop attack: MedTerms.com Medical Dictionary
  3. drop attack: Medical dictionary
  4. Drop attack: Drug Medical Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (drop attack)

▸ noun:  (medicine) A person's unexpected fall to the ground, without loss of consciousness, associated with neurological dysfunction.

Similar:
a quick drop and a sudden stop, a short drop and a sudden stop, crash, crash dive, onfall, precipitation, attack, knockdown, chute, plummeting, more...

Opposite:
upright attack, standing attack, non-drop attack

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Similar:
a quick drop and a sudden stop, a short drop and a sudden stop, crash, crash dive, onfall, precipitation, attack, knockdown, chute, plummeting, more...

Opposite:
upright attack, standing attack, non-drop attack



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