Descendant
Descendant adjective - Bending downward or forward.
Usage example: the descendant branches of a weeping willow
Falling and descendant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Falling" instead an adjective "Descendant".
Falling
Falling adjective - Coming down freely under the influence of gravity.
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Synonyms for Falling
Descendant and falling are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Descendant" instead an adjective "Falling".
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Then he gets warped to the future by accident and ends up falling in love with the princess' descendant.
Source: Bodyguard Crush -
Then, the actual descendant, who was nearby and is dressed more modernly, shows up and kicks their asses, while mocking them for falling for the oldest Iconic Outfit in the book.
Source: Looks Like Jesus -
It is actually gradually falling apart at the beginning, but Bill finds out that Caroline Bellefleur is a descendant of his, and secretly sends her some money.
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