Defeat
Defeat noun - Failure to win a contest.
Fall from grace and defeat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fall from grace" instead a noun "Defeat".
Fall from grace
Fall from grace verb - Revert back to bad behavior after a period of good behavior.
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Synonyms for Fall from grace
Defeat and fall from grace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Defeat" instead a noun phrase "Fall from grace".
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- Inner Demons: Lezard discusses the possibility of this when comparing Queen Midnight's fall from grace and defeat by Bayonet with the similar events centering around their reincarnations Twilight Sparkle and Apple Bloom.
Source: Eternal Recurrence -
Hunter never outright tries to kill Wally, since this would defeat the purpose of why he does what he does, and Wally still feels responsible for Hunter's fall from grace.
Source: We Used to Be Friends
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