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Definitions from the WebTerm: Take a FallDefinition:Verb Phrase 1. To suffer a loss, setback, or failure. 2. To accept blame or responsibility for something. Senses:Sense 1:Usage: Popular When someone "takes a fall," it can mean that they experience a failure or setback in a specific situation. It often implies that the person has been put in an unfavorable position or is facing unfortunate circumstances. Example: "After working tirelessly on the project, the team had to take a fall when their client unexpectedly canceled the contract." Sense 2:Usage: Local In some regions, "take a fall" can be used as an idiomatic expression where an individual purposely acts to falsely appear culpable for a wrongdoing or crime, often to protect someone else. Example: "In the movie, the protagonist chooses to take a fall for his brother's illegal activities to ensure his sibling's safety." Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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