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Adjective
Having sinned
“It is the Bible - God's word that convinces people of their sin and has power to give them the ability to change their fallen human nature.”
Adjective
No longer living
“World leaders whose countries faced off on the battlefields of World War II paid tribute yesterday to the fallen soldiers and millions of civilian dead.”
Verb
Past participle for decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality
“We're worried that standards are falling.”
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Past participle for occur or take place
“Night had fallen again upon the world, letting the world below fall into a gentle slumber.”
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Past participle for move from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control
“I watched her open up the paper, let the rest of the tobacco fall onto the ground, and then ball up the little bit of paper and flick it.”
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Past participle for to go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily
“One time, she bet Aaron that I'd fall or trip at least ten times in one day.”
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Past participle for pass into a specified state, situation, or position
“If I didn't get sleep soon, I could probably either pass out or fall asleep at a really bad time.”
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Past participle for to commit an offense
“… even saints can fall.”
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Past participle for be captured or defeated
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“Little by little, the river began to fall.”
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Past participle for to be badly wounded or killed
“Andromache is the widow of the renowned Trojan hero Hector, fallen in battle.”
Verb
“He waited for night to fall.”
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