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View synonyms for fall on

fall on

verb

  1. Alsofall upon to attack or snatch (an army, booty, etc)
  2. fall flat on one's face
    fall flat on one's face to fail, esp in a ridiculous or humiliating manner
  3. fall on one's feet
    fall on one's feet to emerge unexpectedly well from a difficult situation


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Also, fall upon .

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Example Sentences

Ipui-moṭe' ipa'-maimiate ninyupakem hirra'a-môṭ(e), I-shall-not-die-arrow-from-above fall-on-me it-does-not-pain.

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