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fallen from grace

fallen from grace is the past participle of fall from grace.

Meaning of fall from grace

Verb

fall from grace (third-person singular simple present falls from grace, present participle falling from grace, simple past fell from grace, past participle fallen from grace)

  1. To lose God's favour through sins or wrongdoings.
  2. (figuratively, idiomatic) To fall from one's current social position to something lower, to lose one's prestige, status or power.
    • His father fell from grace with the emperor.

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Questions about fallen from grace

What is fallen from grace the past participle of?
Fallen from grace is the past participle of fall from grace.

Words near fallen from grace in the dictionary

  1. fallen due
  2. fallen flat
  3. fallen flat on one's face
  4. fallen for
  5. fallen foul
  6. fallen from grace
  7. fallen ill
  8. fallen in
  9. fallen in line
  10. fallen in love
  11. fallen in lust

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