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Meanings of falling in English
Adverse event, accidental or intentional.
Synonyms
Examples for "accidental falling"
Examples for "accidental falling"
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That graceful though apparently accidental falling into position, which many have noticed as precipitating the end and making sweethearts the sweeter, was not here.
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These injuries are all consistent with an accidental fall.
2
An accidental fall from the slipping of his foot, brought on his last illness and death.
3
Skeptics and dullards thought an accidental fall or rock slide likely culprits, though others were more creative.
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The hero of so many battles met his death at last by an accidental fall in his own house.
5
No foul play is suspected in the man's death which gardaí believe was the result of an accidental fall.
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Maximum injuries occurred at home and were mostly accidental falls and dog bites.
2
And then, of course, there are accidental falls.
3
More common recently are deaths from accidental falls or blows from metal pieces as ships are torn apart.
4
The leading external causes of IRVs were sports-related injuries, accidental falls, being struck by objects, and motor vehicle collisions.
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Leading external causes of these injuries were sports and overexertion, accidental falls, natural factors such as bites and stings, and cutting instruments.
Usage of falling in English
1
Compared with a year ago, however, home prices are still falling nationwide.
2
Compared to a year ago, however, home prices are still falling nationwide.
3
However, he said high demand would keep values from falling too far.
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Given U.S. house prices are falling savagely, this is far from impossible.
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They see the national average house price falling by 6 per cent.
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The violence dented economic growth, with tourism numbers in particular falling sharply.
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The result is easy to guess: less lending and falling housing prices.
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Aoun also said that interest rates were expected to start falling soon.
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However, the number of Irish students going to the UK is falling.
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However, older people are often not aware of the risks of falling.
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Concerned about your job security or the falling value of your house?
12
The falling cost of renewable energy has changed the energy sector globally.
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Our competitors are falling a long way behind us, including the USA.
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The main danger is falling on the wrong side of the police.
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She just hadn't really seen herself falling into another long-term, serious relationship.
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But they also found that sea levels are falling in other areas.
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Falling through the time
Falling across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
Canada
Common
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