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Meanings of fallen rather in English

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Usage of fallen rather in English
1
The snow, which had fallen rather mildly, all day, thickened with the coming of night.
The Lure of the Labrador Wild
2
It was the only government since the war under which crime had fallen rather than risen.
A journey: my political life
3
The glass had fallen rather suddenly, and altogether there seemed to be every prospect of a regular summer gale.
For Treasure Bound
4
His first drive with a brassie had fallen rather short, and for the second he had chosen an iron.
The Half-Back: A Story of School, Football, and Golf
5
Apart from our evening swirl of swallows, swooping for midges between the trees, the acre has fallen rather quiet.
The Irish Times
6
Foundation has fallen rather out of fashion through the last few months, and it isn't very hard to understand why.
The Irish Times
7
Lucy shifted where she stood and Saffy realized that silence had fallen rather heavily between them and it was her turn to speak.
The distant hours
8
It was nine o'clock in the evening, and darkness had fallen rather earlier than usual, owing to a black, cloudy sky that threatened rain.
In Friendship's Guise
9
I had foreseen, through my bars, this end of the business, though there was no indecent haste and our friendship had fallen rather off.
The Figure in the Carpet
10
It also contends that in the wake of its introduction of the iBookstore, prices have fallen rather than risen from $7.97 on average to $7.34.
Reuters
11
"He had fallen rather low," and he told Willoughby of their meeting outside of the café of Tewfikieh.
The Four Feathers
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