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fallen

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfɔːlən/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(fô′lən)

From the verb fall: (⇒ conjugate)
fallen is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past p

Collocations for "fallen"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "fallen" in context.

fall

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.

fall into a [hole, ditch, well]
fell off [the bike, his motorbike]
fell off the end of
fell down the [stairs, steps]
fell off a [cliff, wall]
the [top, leg, cover] fell off
fall over the [bump, root]
[the lamp, the chair, she] fell over
it (all) fell into place
fall into [line, position, place]
fell in with [the pack, the wrong crowd]
fall through the [floor, roof, ice, air]
[the sale, our vacation plans, his project] fell through
it fell [from, out of] the sky
the [land, sound] fell away
fell to pieces
it fell to me to [tell, explain, give]
[night, dusk] fell
the [government, nation, regime] fell
fall (fast) asleep
fall in love with him
fell head over heels (for her)
fell [head over heels, hopelessly] in love (with)
really fell for her
fell for [it, the trick]
fall at your feet
the [lumberjack, storm] felled [the tree, a spruce, power lines]

a [dangerous, fatal, big, scary] fall
[took, had] a [big] fall [today]
has [cuts, bruises, scars] from the fall
broke his [hip, leg] in a fall
broke her [hip] from a fall
broke his fall with his [arm, hand, butt]
the [grass, snow, couch] broke his fall
a fall on the [ice, cement, kitchen floor, stairs]
is a long fall to the [bottom, ground]
is a long fall off the [edge, bridge, top floor]
a sharp fall in [prices, values, unemployment]
US: a [warm, cold] fall
US: fall is my favorite season
US: go out in the fall
US: summer is changing to fall
US: the first day of fall
US: in the fall of [2005]
the fall of the [leader, government, empire]
his fall from [power, grace, glory]
[Niagara, Iguazú] Falls
the (gentle) rise and fall of

n as adj

was [just, used as] a fall guy

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'fallen' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

right - wake - angel - apple - couple - figure - hero - honor - bond - stick - rate - quick - oil - normal - member - market - low - log - consumption - decay - doll - earnings - efficiency - employment - leaf - lorry - membership - mighty - raft - ranking - siege - acorn - arrears - barrel - foe - grace - prey - asleep - beneath - sterling - survival - salute - mugging

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Collocations for "fallen"

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