befallen (Meaning)

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befallen (p. p.)

of Befall

The family has befallen a tragedy with the untimely loss of their child.
The city has befallen a natural disaster, resulting in widespread destruction.
The company has befallen financial ruin due to poor management decisions.
The country has befallen a political crisis, leading to instability and uncertainty.
The project has befallen delays due to unforeseen circumstances.
The patient has befallen a serious illness that requires immediate medical attention.
The reputation of the organization has befallen irreparable damage after the scandal.
The students have befallen a difficult test that will determine their future academic success.
The traveler has befallen a series of mishaps during their journey.
The community has befallen a sense of despair as economic conditions worsen.

of Befall

happened, done, occurred, gone down, cooked, chanced, transpired, come to pass, come about, passed

No antonyms found.

The family has befallen a tragedy with the untimely loss of their child.

The city has befallen a natural disaster, resulting in widespread destruction.

The company has befallen financial ruin due to poor management decisions.

The country has befallen a political crisis, leading to instability and uncertainty.