Fall and Hail

Fall

Fall verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.

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Hail and fall are semantically related In some cases you can use "Hail" instead the word "Fall" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: falling, fallen

Hail verb - Precipitate as small ice particles.

Usage example: It hailed for an hour

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Fall and hail are semantically related in beat topic. Sometimes you can use "Fall" instead the word "Hail" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: hailed, hailing, hailstorm

old	old fall	old hail
short	short fall	short hail
cast	cast fall	cast hail
complete	complete fall	complete hail
Other adjectives: standard, initial, entire, constant, massive, large, big, huge, bad, minor, deadly, lethal, literal.

Neo, when he finally becomes The One, is able to stop a hail of bullets by simply willing it, causing the bullets to stop dead in their tracks and fall to the ground.

Source: Bullet Dodges You
Also, the later stages of an easy-difficulty daytime survival game, as you watch zombies amble onto your spike rocks to fall from a hail of burning gatling pea ammunition.

Source: Catharsis Factor
The Flash's Captain Ersatz in the Squadron Supreme is the Whizzer, who's fast enough to deflect a hail of incoming bullets while in free-fall.

Source: Super Speed

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