Fall, The

[thuh fawl]

noun

1. French La Chute. a novel (1957) by Albert Camus.

Example Sentences

“If investors experience a dampening of mood and hence an increase in risk aversion in the fall,” the researchers write, “the price of Treasuries should rise, resulting in higher-than-average realized Treasury returns in the fall. Then when investors’ mood rebounds and their risk aversion diminishes in the spring, Treasury prices fall, resulting in lower-than-average realized returns.”

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The spotlight on USC burned brightly from Day 1 last fall, the whole hoops world seemingly waiting on JuJu Watkins to lift the Trojans to a national title.

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This fall, the company launched 30 product updates that included “lossless” audio and playlist mixing, in which users can add transitions and match tempos between songs.

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Lower prices on the month for hotels and international package holidays, as well as private transport hire, contributed to the fall, the data said.

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Each fall, the Taurid meteor shower brightens the night sky from late October through early November.

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