fell (off) Antonyms
Meaning of fell (off)
fell (off)
to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality, trend sense 2b
fell (off) Sentence Examples
- The child fell off the swing and landed with a thud.
- The hiker slipped on the icy trail and fell off the edge of the cliff.
- The bookshelves collapsed, sending books tumbling and falling off.
- The ladder wobbled precariously, threatening to make someone fall off.
- The tired dog fell off the couch with a sleepy thud.
- The vase shattered as it fell off the mantle.
- The waves crashed into the shore, sending spray that fell off the rocks.
- The bird's nest fell off the branch during the storm.
- The climber's grip loosened, and they fell off the rope.
- The keys slipped out of his hand and fell off the table.
FAQs About the word fell (off)
to deviate to leeward of the point to which the bow was directed, a decline especially in quantity or quality, trend sense 2b
rounded, swept,curved, wheeled, turned, curled, circled, arced, looped, swerved
straightened,,
The child fell off the swing and landed with a thud.
The hiker slipped on the icy trail and fell off the edge of the cliff.
The bookshelves collapsed, sending books tumbling and falling off.
The ladder wobbled precariously, threatening to make someone fall off.
