skydive
Americanverb (used without object)
Etymology
Origin of skydive
Example Sentences
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A 49-year-old man who died while taking part in a skydive was highly experienced and had completed 10,000 jumps, a skydive centre has said.
From BBC
A man has died while taking part in a skydive at an airfield in Devon.
From BBC
A big social media user, he made early posts about L.A. lifestyle experiences — riding a horse past the Hollywood sign and skydiving while signing “I heart LAUSD” — prompting more eye-rolls than high-fives.
From Los Angeles Times
Interspersed within such footage are clips from his stand-up shows and him trying to live his best life by traveling, skydiving and even experiencing New York City snowfall.
From Los Angeles Times
“How about we go skydiving and—” My phone buzzing in my pocket cuts me off.
From Literature
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