Fall
Succumb
Succumb verb - To stop living.
Usage example: the patient lay so still and pale that everyone thought he had succumbed, and then he opened his eyes
Fall is a synonym for succumb in die or surrender topic. You can use "Fall" instead a verb "Succumb".
Nearby Word: succumbing
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Not to be confused with Free-Fall Romance, where the flight part is dismissed entirely and the lovers succumb to gravity during their intimate moment.
Source: Flight of Romance -
By the divines, use that same arsenal against anyone that can succumb to it in one shot; you shoot, it hits, they fly, guaranteed to die/fall unconscious at the apex of ascent, and drop like the ragdolls they become!
Source: Wreaking Havok - I am above humanity, I don't succumb to their petty emotions, their disgusting, ludicrous, self-centered, twisted ways...I watch them rise and watch them fall like the pathetic little creatures they are...sparing a look of pity for them...pity that they hadn't resisted their fates some more.
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