falling Synonyms
falling Meaning
falling (s)
decreasing in amount or degree
coming down freely under the influence of gravity
falling (a)
becoming lower or less in degree or value
falling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fall
falling (a. & n.)
from Fall, v. i.
falling Sentence Examples
- The leaves were falling gracefully from the trees, creating a beautiful autumn scene.
- She was falling behind in her work and was worried about meeting the deadline.
- The stock market was falling rapidly, and investors were panicking.
- The soldier was falling back from the front lines under heavy enemy fire.
- The old man was falling asleep in his chair after a long day of work.
- The child was falling down the stairs, but her mother caught her just in time.
- She was falling in love with him, but she was afraid to admit it.
- The government was falling apart due to political corruption and instability.
- The meteor was falling towards Earth, and scientists were worried about the potential impact.
- The actor was falling out of favor with the public due to a recent scandal.
FAQs About the word falling
decreasing in amount or degree, becoming lower or less in degree or value, coming down freely under the influence of gravityof Fall, from Fall, v. i.
sinking, pendant,dangling, suspended, pendent, floppy,dipping, descending, hanging, bowing
upright,upright, rigid, erect, stiff, stiff, rigid, erect, unbending, inflexible
The leaves were falling gracefully from the trees, creating a beautiful autumn scene.
She was falling behind in her work and was worried about meeting the deadline.
The stock market was falling rapidly, and investors were panicking.
The soldier was falling back from the front lines under heavy enemy fire.
