End
Fall
Fall verb - To stop living.
Usage example: if their brave leader falls, the men will lose their courage
How words are described
| good | good end | good fall |
| high | high end | high fall |
| normal | normal end | normal fall |
| short | short end | short fall |
| Other adjectives: original, true, top, nasty, actual, entire, hard, unfortunate, bad, tragic, early, final, inevitable, impending, last, opposite, literal, sudden, losing. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The ice cubes in Roll Away push the ball forward until you either reach the end or fall off the edge.
Source: Frictionless Ice -
Combining air control with accelerational falling physics makes it generally not as fast to simply run off the edge of a platform and fall straight down than to jump just short of the platform's end and fall past it.
Source: Jump Physics -
Particularly noticeable if you try to free-fall from the upper abyss to the lower, and catch yourself near the end of the fall.
Source: Not the Fall That Kills You
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