to-fall Sentence Examples

  1. The leaves began to fall gracefully from the trees, creating a vibrant autumn tapestry.
  2. He took a clumsy tumble and fell hard on the pavement.
  3. The government's popularity had been falling steadily for months.
  4. The stock market plummeted, causing investors to fall into a panic.
  5. She couldn't help but fall in love with his charming wit and handsome smile.
  6. The building fell victim to a devastating earthquake, collapsing into a heap of rubble.
  7. The soldier fell during the fierce battle, his life cut short in the prime of youth.
  8. The snow fell heavily, blanketing the city in a soft, white blanket.
  9. The rain fell relentlessly, causing rivers to overflow their banks.
  10. The musician's voice fell like honey, enchanting the audience with its sweet melodies.

to-fall Meaning

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to-fall (n.)

A lean-to. See Lean-to.

Synonyms & Antonyms of to-fall

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FAQs About the word to-fall

A lean-to. See Lean-to.

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The leaves began to fall gracefully from the trees, creating a vibrant autumn tapestry.

He took a clumsy tumble and fell hard on the pavement.

The government's popularity had been falling steadily for months.

The stock market plummeted, causing investors to fall into a panic.