Fail and Quiet

Fail

Fail verb - To stop functioning.

Quiet and fail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quiet" instead a verb "Fail".

Nearby Words: failure, failing, failed

Quiet

Quiet verb - To become still and orderly.

Fail and quiet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fail" instead a verb "Quiet".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Thanks to the Unspoken Plan Guarantee, it's likely your plan will succeed or fail (or just not go as planned) depending on whether you keep it quiet or explain it all.
    Source: Gambit Index
  • Series / Frasier Reset Button: In "Taking Liberties", the family being spoiled rotten by Frasier's new butler doesn't teach them any lessons, and nor does it fail spectacularly; he just quits, having had a quiet Blithe Spirit experience of his own.
  • Creator / Ray Narvaez, Jr. Vocal Evolution: Ray's voice in videos started from quiet and generally un-emotive to being much more energetic, to the extent that newcomers sometimes fail to recognize Ray in the early videos after being so used to how he sounds now.
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