fall out (Meaning)
fall out (v)
have a breach in relations
come as a logical consequence; follow logically
come off
leave (a barracks) in order to take a place in a military formation, or leave a military formation
come to pass
Synonyms & Antonyms of fall out
fall out Sentence Examples
- The fallout from the nuclear disaster was devastating, leaving the surrounding area uninhabitable for decades.
- The government's decision to withdraw troops from the region led to a significant fallout with its allies.
- The fallout from the celebrity's controversial comments resulted in a loss of followers and several endorsement deals.
- The fallout from the financial crisis had a ripple effect, causing economic hardship for many families.
- The breakup of the band caused a major fallout among the members, leading to years of estrangement.
- The political fallout from the scandal was extensive, resulting in the resignation of several high-ranking officials.
- The fallout from the company's data breach damaged its reputation and resulted in a loss of customer confidence.
- The harsh fallout from the storm caused widespread damage to infrastructure and property.
- The fallout from the argument left a lasting rift in their friendship, making reconciliation difficult.
- The fallout from the failed experiment exposed the company to legal and financial liability.
FAQs About the word fall out
have a breach in relations, come as a logical consequence; follow logically, come off, leave (a barracks) in order to take a place in a military formation, or l
bicker, clash, fight, spat, argue, quarrel, jar, debate, brabble, scrap
get along,get along, concur,accept, concur, agree, coexist, agree, accept, consent
The fallout from the nuclear disaster was devastating, leaving the surrounding area uninhabitable for decades.
The government's decision to withdraw troops from the region led to a significant fallout with its allies.
The fallout from the celebrity's controversial comments resulted in a loss of followers and several endorsement deals.
The fallout from the financial crisis had a ripple effect, causing economic hardship for many families.
