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Meanings of fall out in English

Portuguese
acontecer
Catalan
sobrevenir
Spanish
ocurrir

To come to pass.

acontecer
Catalan
deduir-se

Come as a logical consequence; follow logically.

deduir-se
Spanish
caerse

Come off.

caerse
Usage of fall out in English
1
However, eyelashes have a very short growth cycle and fall out daily.
The South African
2
Premium Finance: 'I never thought our family would fall out over land.
Independent.ie
3
However, without Comcast, his ranking would fall out of the top 100.
Reuters
4
Two scientists often agree on basics, and then fall out over details.
Private life
5
The fall out has seen CEO Marcus Jooste resign with immediate effect.
The South African
6
The first to fall out of the moving circle was the boys.
Peter Pan
7
The Hawke's Bay Rural Support Trust is preparing for the fall out.
Radio NZ
8
He really must endeavor to fall out of love with Lord Akeldama.
Heartless
9
Did she fall out of bed? It almost sounded like real concern.
The shifter
10
A flood of worms began to fall out of what was left.
The talisman
11
Unfortunately you can't just force snow to fall out of the air.
Wired
12
Let the rest fall out to others, it shall not concern me.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
13
We didn't quarrel over the food or fall out in any way.
Pearl of Pearl Island
14
We'll start in to-day to fall out of love with each other.
A Man for the Ages: A Story of the Builders of Democracy
15
Jane is holding him up so that he will not fall out.
The Nursery, No. 169, January, 1881, Vol. XXIX / A Monthly Magaz...
16
Boy, when his hair decided to fall out, it went really fast.
Alpine for You
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Translations for fall out
Fall out through the time
Fall out across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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