fallen
Pronunciation: [ˈfɔːlən]
Word
Context: "state or condition"
(adjective) when something has dropped down from a higher place or position. It can also mean something that has lost its previous good condition or status.
Example
The leaves have fallen from the trees, making the ground colorful.
Example
The fallen flowers were not as beautiful as they were when they were blooming.
Example
Have all the apples fallen from the tree yet?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move down to the ground or a lower place. This can happen suddenly or gently, like when you trip or when a rain drops down.
Example
She has fallen on the soft grass and is laughing.
Example
He has not fallen during the race, which is impressive.
Example
Did you see where the book has fallen when it was knocked off the shelf?
Context: "status change"
(verb) to become not as good or to lose lots of value or status. This can happen in a game or when someone fails to do well.
Example
The stock prices have fallen due to the new information released by the company.
Example
His grades haven't fallen; in fact, they have improved!
Example
Why have the sales of the game fallen this month?
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