Falling out
Falling out noun - A personal or social separation (as between opposing factions).
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Row and falling out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Row" instead a noun phrase "Falling out".
Row
Row noun - A series of people or things arranged side by side.
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- conflict and falling out
- conflict and row
- argument and falling out
- argument and row
- misunderstanding and falling out
- misunderstanding and row
- feud and falling out
- feud and row
- disagreement and falling out
- disagreement and row
- words and falling out
- words and row
- dispute and falling out
- dispute and row
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Entire parking garages full of abandoned cars, planes falling out of the sky (the entire crew was evangelical?), and most amusingly, a completely abandoned row of cabs at O'Hare airport.
Source: Literature / Left Behind -
The final scene of the third game where Newton and the gang are falling out of the sky would probably be a bit more dramatic if Newton didn't let out the exact same scream twice in a row.
Source: Narm / Video Games
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