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Synonym for fall [verb]

The synonym fall synonymous definition words:
means "reduction"
decline, abate, dwindle, decrease, diminish
- conjugate verb fall
- translate fall
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fall [verb]

means "event"
occur, happen, befall, arrive

fall [verb]

means "activity"
descend, drop, lower, regress, relapse, recede, ebb, subside

fall [verb]

means "action"
stumble, drop, totter, go down, trip, pitch, plunge, keel, succumb, go down, yield, go under, submit, surrender
Further results for the word "fall"

cave in [verb]

means "founder"
fall
- conjugate verb cave in

collapse [verb]

means "founder"
fall
- conjugate verb collapse

collapse [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, disintegration, destruction, crash, failure, fall

decay [verb]

means "dwindle"
die, decline, degenerate, fade, deteriorate, fall
- conjugate verb decay

declivity [noun]

means "slope"
fall

descent [noun]

means "slope"
fall

disintegration [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, collapse, destruction, crash, failure, fall

dive [verb]

means "action"
plummet, plunge, fall, submerge, disappear
- conjugate verb dive

dive [noun]

means "action"
plunge, fall, lunge, jump, leap

drop [verb]

means "reduction"
decline, cave in, dwindle, collapse, fall
- conjugate verb drop

drop [verb]

means "activity"
trickle, drip, fall, dribble, leap, ooze
- conjugate verb drop

drop [noun]

means "reduction"
fall, tumble, decrease, slide

dwindle [verb]

means "decay"
die, decline, degenerate, fade, deteriorate, fall
- conjugate verb dwindle

fall down [verb]

means "founder"
fall
- conjugate verb fall down

go under [verb]

means "succumb"
go down, yield, fall, submit, surrender
- conjugate verb go under

keel [verb]

means "stumble"
fall
- conjugate verb keel

overthrow [noun]

means "deposition"
displacement, fall

pitch [verb]

means "property"
slope, rise, fall, ascend, lean, tilt
- conjugate verb pitch

pitch [verb]

means "action"
fall, plunge, flop, vault, dive, lurch
- conjugate verb pitch

plummet [verb]

means "dive"
plunge, fall, submerge, disappear
- conjugate verb plummet

plump [verb]

means "action"
fall, plunge, drop, sink
- conjugate verb plump

plump [noun]

means "action"
fall, plunge, drop

settle [verb]

means "action"
fall, decline, descend, sink, submerge, plunge
- conjugate verb settle

sink [verb]

means "movement"
fall, drop, descend, decline, dip, slump
- conjugate verb sink
- translate sink

slip [verb]

means "movement"
fall, slither
- conjugate verb slip
- translate slip

slip [noun]

means "event"
slide, skid, fall, stumble
- translate slip

slump [noun]

means "decrease"
descent, reverse, drop, depression, set-back, fall

thud [noun]

means "noise"
fall, plop

topple [verb]

means "founder"
fall
- conjugate verb topple

trip [verb]

means "action"
stumble, slip, fall, lurch, bungle, blunder
- conjugate verb trip

tumble [noun]

means "reduction"
fall, drop, decrease, slide

waterfall [noun]

means "cascade"
rapids, fall, chute, force, spout, shoot

fall asleep [verb]

means "drowse off"
sleep, nap, snooze
- conjugate verb fall asleep

fall back [verb]

means "loiter"
linger, dally, tarry, trail, drag, lag
- conjugate verb fall back

fall down [verb]

means "founder"
break down, collapse, cave in, topple, disintegrate, give way
- conjugate verb fall down

fall ill [verb]

means "sicken"
come down with
- conjugate verb fall ill

fall off [verb]

means "worsen"
decay, lessen, decrease, degenerate
- conjugate verb fall off

fall short [verb]

means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, abort
- conjugate verb fall short

fallacious [adjective]

means "deceptive"
deceiving, false, misleading

fallacy [noun]

means "deviation from truth"
inconsistency, delusion, deceit, evasion, quibble, quibbling

fallible [adjective]

means "erroneous"
uncertain, inaccurate

fallible [adjective]

means "deceptive"
questionable, untrustworthy, unreliable

falling [noun]

means "descent"
descending, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking

fallow [adjective]

means "left unplanted"
uncultivated, unproductive, neglected

fallow [adjective]

means "idle"
inactive, dormant, inert, unused

abort [verb]

means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, fall short
- conjugate verb abort

assail [verb]

means "action"
raid, fall upon
- conjugate verb assail

beelzebub [noun]

means "satan"
the devil, prince of darkness, fallen angel

cave in [verb]

means "founder"
break down, fall down, collapse, topple, disintegrate, give way
- conjugate verb cave in

collapse [verb]

means "founder"
break down, fall down, cave in, topple, disintegrate, give way
- conjugate verb collapse

crash [noun]

means "economy"
collapse, depression, failure, falling, ruin

deceitful [adjective]

means "deceptive"
plausible, counterfeit, rotten, sharp, fallacious, spurious

degenerate [verb]

means "worsen"
decay, lessen, decrease, fall off
- conjugate verb degenerate

delusion [noun]

means "trick"
idol, deception, error, mirage, fallacy, phantasm

dormant [adjective]

means "asleep"
silent, fallow, comatose, slack, inactive, lethargic

droop [verb]

means "slouch"
slump, sag, stoop, hunch, hang, fall heavily
- conjugate verb droop

drop down [verb]

means "flop"
drop, slump, fall heavily, tumble, stumble, droop
- conjugate verb drop down

ebb [verb]

means "decline"
decay, languish, fall off, decrease, sink, wane
- conjugate verb ebb

engage [verb]

means "fight"
attack, assault, strike, fall upon
- conjugate verb engage

erring [adjective]

means "wrong"
mistaken, fallible, straying, faulty, in error, blundering

fail [verb]

means "activity"
flunk, fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop
- conjugate verb fail

false [adjective]

means "property"
deceptive, deceiving, fallacious, misleading

flimsy [adjective]

means "ineffectual"
unsubstantial, superficial, poor, false, fallacious

flop [verb]

means "fail miserably"
fail, miscarry, fall short, bomb, wobble, founder
- conjugate verb flop

flop [verb]

means "drop down"
drop, slump, fall heavily, tumble, stumble, droop
- conjugate verb flop

flounder [verb]

means "flunk"
fall short, fail, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb flounder

flunk [verb]

means "fail"
fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb flunk

hollow [adjective]

means "property"
sunken, fallen, depressed

illusion [noun]

means "falseness"
fallacy, deception, delusion, chimera, mirage, fantasy

in error [adjective]

means "mistaken"
wrong, inaccurate, flawed, full of bugs, erroneous, fallacious

invalid [adjective]

means "null and void"
fallacious

irrational [adjective]

means "illogical"
unsound, fallacious, preposterous, inconceivable, inconsistent, specious

lag [verb]

means "loiter"
linger, dally, tarry, trail, drag, fall back
- conjugate verb lag

miscarry [verb]

means "fail miserably"
fail, flop, fall short, bomb, wobble, founder
- conjugate verb miscarry

misfire [verb]

means "flunk"
fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb misfire

misguided [adjective]

means "mistaken"
confused, erroneous, wrong, faulty, fallacious, wayward

neuter [adjective]

means "asexual"
sterile, barren, fallow, infertile, unfertile, frigid

null and void [adjective]

means "invalid"
fallacious

precipitate [verb]

means "fall"
fall down, cast down, fling down, plunge
- conjugate verb precipitate

slump [verb]

means "slouch"
droop, sag, stoop, hunch, hang, fall heavily
- conjugate verb slump

sophistry [noun]

means "fallacious reasoning"
fallacy, misconception, delusion, equivocation, irrationality

topple [verb]

means "founder"
break down, fall down, cave in, collapse, disintegrate, give way
- conjugate verb topple

unconvincing [adjective]

means "null and void"
fallacious

uncultivated [adjective]

means "left unplanted"
fallow, unproductive, neglected

unfounded [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unsound, untenable

unoccupied [adjective]

means "at leisure"
dormant, fallow, idle, resting, lazy, quiescent

unreasonable [adjective]

means "illogical"
irrational, invalid, fallacious

unsound [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, untenable

untenable [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, unsound
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