Fall ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Fall ( verb )

1. Move from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control.
2. Descend to the ground after jumping or being thrown.
3. Collapse or cause to collapse to the ground.
4. Decrease in value, amount, quality, or strength.
5. Become unconscious or lose control of one's body.

Origin:

Old english feallan, of germanic origin; related to dutch vallen and german fallen.

Examples:

1. The leaves fall from the trees.
2. The stock market fell dramatically after the announcement.
3. The rain fell steadily throughout the night.
4. The temperature fell below freezing.
5. The tree fell during the storm and blocked the road.

(As a noun)

Fall ( noun )

1. Move from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control.
2. Descend to the ground after jumping or being thrown.
3. Collapse or cause to collapse to the ground.
4. Decrease in value, amount, quality, or strength.
5. Become unconscious or lose control of one's body.

Origin:

Old english feallan, of germanic origin; related to dutch vallen and german fallen.

Examples:

1. The leaves fall from the trees.
2. The stock market fell dramatically after the announcement.
3. The rain fell steadily throughout the night.
4. The temperature fell below freezing.
5. The tree fell during the storm and blocked the road.