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fall out of favor

fall out of favor verb: to lose popularity.

Verb

fall out of favor (third-person singular simple present falls out of favor, present participle falling out of favor, simple past fell out of favor, past participle fallen out of favor)

  1. to lose popularity

Forms of fall out of favor

third-person singular presentfalls out of favor
present participlefalling out of favor
pastfell out of favor
past participlefallen out of favor

Questions about fall out of favor

What does fall out of favor mean?
Fall out of favor means to lose popularity.
What part of speech is fall out of favor?
Fall out of favor is a verb.
What is the past tense of fall out of favor?
The past tense of fall out of favor is fell out of favor.

Words near fall out of favor in the dictionary

  1. fall on one's feet
  2. fall on one's sword
  3. fall on someone's neck
  4. fall on stony ground
  5. fall out
  6. fall out of favor
  7. fall out of love
  8. fall out of the ugly tree and hit every branch
  9. fall out upon
  10. fall outs
  11. fall over

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