Fallen and Straight

Fallen

Fallen adjective - No longer living.

Straight is an antonym for fallen.

Nearby Words: fall, falling

Straight

Straight adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Usage example: a store owner known and trusted for his straight dealings

Fallen is an antonym for straight.

Both words in one sentence

  • Fractured Fairy Tale Stardust: Both straight-up and fractured; the hero is successful on his quest, but instead of winning the girl for whom he went questing, by the time his quest is over he's fallen for someone else.
  • Film / The Red Kimono Breaking the Fourth Wall: Davenport's two addresses to fallen women, delivered straight to the camera.
  • Romantic Two-Girl Friendship Eri straight-up says that had Natsuki been a guy, she would've fallen in love with "him".
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