to become depraved or corrupt in morals and behavior; to sink low or experience a fall from grace

To induce an abortion

To fall into or land oneself in a difficult or negative situation; can also be used in the context of falling into love.

(idiom) to abandon oneself; to be content with being dissolute or stagnant without any desire to improve

(literary) to fall off a horse; to fall from horseback

as if lost in a thick fog; confused and unable to understand the truth of a situation

beautiful or elegant in appearance, specifically referring to a hairstyle

(variant form) to fail on the verge of success; to come to naught just before completion

Describes the birth of a baby; literally "falling to the ground with a cry"

lit. to fall into a fog; used as an idiom to describe being completely confused, muddled, or unsure of what to do

to fall to the ground; to drop down onto the earth

To fall or tumble from a steep cliff; to plunge into a ravine

To fall or jump from a building, often resulting in death; specifically used in news reports regarding accidents or suicides.

a social class of pariahs or outcasts in traditional Chinese society, particularly in the Zhejiang and Jiangsu regions

the Tear-Shedding Stela, a memorial erected in memory of Yang Hu in Hubei Province, so named because people would weep upon reading it

(idiom) Lit. not looking back at a shattered pot; implies that once something is done and cannot be changed, there is no use in regretting it.

as if falling into thick smoke or mist; used metaphorically to describe being completely at a loss, unable to grasp the essentials, or losing one's bearings, or being utterly confused

(variant form) idle; lazy; sluggish

Literary idiom meaning that those who are skilled in something often become overconfident or careless, leading to failure; analogous to "pride comes before a fall".