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Meaning of backfall
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backfall (n.)
A fall or throw on the back in wrestling.
backfall Sentence Examples
- The investor's reckless decisions led to a significant financial backfall.
- The candidate's lack of preparation resulted in a major backfall during her interview.
- The team's strategy was a backfall and hindered their progress in the competition.
- The company's reputation suffered a backfall after the release of unfavorable reviews.
- The injured player suffered a severe backfall in training, jeopardizing his season.
- The artist's career took a backfall after a series of controversial incidents.
- The government's economic policies resulted in a backfall for the country's economy.
- The student's grades took a backfall after he lost interest in his studies.
- The city's infrastructure faced a backfall due to years of neglect and mismanagement.
- The athlete's backfall during the race cost him the chance of a medal.
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A fall or throw on the back in wrestling.
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The investor's reckless decisions led to a significant financial backfall.
The candidate's lack of preparation resulted in a major backfall during her interview.
The team's strategy was a backfall and hindered their progress in the competition.
The company's reputation suffered a backfall after the release of unfavorable reviews.
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