downfallen (Meaning)

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downfallen (a.)

Fallen; ruined.

The once great empire had suffered a significant downfall, leading to its weakened state.
The team was downfallen by the loss of their key player during the championship game.
The downfallen tree blocked the road, preventing any cars from passing.
The company's stock prices experienced a downfallen due to the recent financial crisis.
The boxer felt utterly downfallen after losing the fight.
The politician's career was downfallen by a corruption scandal.
The downfallen leaves covered the ground, creating a colorful autumn scene.
The old church stood as a stark reminder of the downfallen grandeur of the town.
The downfallen king was forced to beg for mercy from his former subjects.
The downfallen hero was stripped of their titles and honors.

Fallen; ruined.

ruin, undoing,death, curse, ruination, destruction, kiss of death,bane, torment,tragic flaw

evolution, advancement, ascent, growth, advancement, development, upswing, ascent, growth, upswing

The once great empire had suffered a significant downfall, leading to its weakened state.

The team was downfallen by the loss of their key player during the championship game.

The downfallen tree blocked the road, preventing any cars from passing.

The company's stock prices experienced a downfallen due to the recent financial crisis.