Fell
Fell verb - To strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall.
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- And it's definitely true that he did not hit her on the head or throw her in the waterAlice fell out of the boat accidentally.
Source: Ambiguous Situation - When she fell to her death, hes willing to throw himself into a damn inferno to save her.
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And it's definitely true that he did not hit her on the head or throw her in the water—Alice fell out of the boat accidentally.
Source: Film / A Place in the Sun
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