What is another word for falling down?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɔːlɪŋ dˈa͡ʊn], [ fˈɔːlɪŋ dˈaʊn], [ f_ˈɔː_l_ɪ_ŋ d_ˈaʊ_n]
Synonyms for Falling down:
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adj.
• worn out -
v.
• botch • call • collapse • descending • flounder • gum up Other relevant words:
- HIT ,
- ball up ,
- belly up ,
- bend ,
- blow ,
- blunder ,
- bobble ,
- boggle ,
- bollix ,
- boot ,
- break ,
- bumble ,
- bungle ,
- butcher ,
- cast about ,
- cave in ,
- come by ,
- come over ,
- conk out ,
- crash ,
- crumple ,
- dangle ,
- decline ,
- deflate ,
- depress ,
- diminish ,
- disintegrate ,
- distort ,
- droop ,
- drop by ,
- drop in ,
- drop the ball ,
- err ,
- fade ,
- faint ,
- fall by ,
- fall down ,
- flag ,
- flake out ,
- flop ,
- flounder ,
- flub ,
- flummox ,
- fold ,
- founder ,
- fumble ,
- give in ,
- give out ,
- give way ,
- go to pieces ,
- goof up ,
- grope ,
- labor ,
- languish ,
- lean ,
- let down ,
- loll ,
- look up ,
- lop ,
- louse up ,
- lurch ,
- mar ,
- mend ,
- mess ,
- misapply ,
- misconstrue ,
- misjudge ,
- mismanage ,
- miss one's cue ,
- muck up ,
- muddle ,
- muff ,
- mutilate ,
- patch ,
- play ,
- plunge ,
- pop in ,
- pratfall ,
- ruin ,
- sag ,
- screw up ,
- see ,
- settle ,
- shatter ,
- sink ,
- sling ,
- slouch ,
- slump ,
- snafu ,
- spoil ,
- stop by ,
- stop in ,
- strive ,
- stub one's toe ,
- stumble ,
- subside ,
- succumb ,
- suspend ,
- thrash ,
- tire ,
- toil ,
- topple ,
- toss ,
- travail ,
- tumble ,
- wallow ,
- weaken ,
- weary ,
- wilt ,
- wither ,
- work at ,
- wreck ,
- yield .
- decrepit ,
- dilapidated ,
- falling apart ,
- feeble ,
- flimsy ,
- insecure ,
- insubstantial ,
- precarious ,
- ramshackle ,
- rickety ,
- shaky ,
- unsound ,
- unstable ,
- unsteady ,
- unsubstantial ,
- wobbling ,
- wobbly .
How to use "Falling down" in context?
I'm not a big fan of the fall. No, I don't like the way the leaves rustle and smell crisp as they scatter to the ground. I don't like how the world turns a fuzzy, orange color that induces an inner sadness just looking at it. But fall is a time for change, for breaking things and for rebirth. And so it is with me.
This year, I am changing. I am giving up on titles, prestigious jobs and perfect strangers who seem to have it all together. I am giving up on reaching goals and I am embracing the unpredictable.
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