fall into oneself
fall into oneself verb: to enter an introspective or meditative state.
Verb
fall into oneself (third-person singular simple present falls into oneself, present participle falling into oneself, simple past fell into oneself, past participle fallen into oneself)
- To enter an introspective or meditative state.
- He fell into himself, his half-closed eyes looking into an edgeless nowhere.1964, The Illustrated Weekly of India - Volume 85, page 67
- He lost all sensation of time and space, fell into himself more completely than he had ever known possible, touched his life force with his consciousness for the first time.2002, R.A. Salvatore, Transcendence
- To become shy or withdrawn.
- But you fall into yourself around these, these jokers. You become a mouse.2002, Dana Johnson, Break Any Woman Down: And Other Stories, page 185
- When trials come and you fall into yourself and close your heart, suffering is increased and intensified.2012, Tau Malachi, The Gnostic Gospel of St. Thomas
Forms of fall into oneself
| third-person singular present | falls into oneself |
|---|---|
| present participle | falling into oneself |
| past | fell into oneself |
| past participle | fallen into oneself |
Questions about fall into oneself
- What does fall into oneself mean?
- Fall into oneself means to enter an introspective or meditative state.
- What part of speech is fall into oneself?
- Fall into oneself is a verb.
- What is the past tense of fall into oneself?
- The past tense of fall into oneself is fell into oneself.
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