to carry out, put into effect, or fulfill (a policy, plan, or measure)

underdeveloped, outdated, or lacking in modern advancement

to return to a lower level or value after a previous rise, such as water levels, prices, or economic indicators

to touch down or arrive on the ground, especially for an aircraft or spacecraft

the corner of a physical space such as a room or courtyard

to feel a sense of loss, frustration, or disappointment

to sink into a state of low moral standards or behavior; to become depraved

To fall to, be set on, or reach the ground.

the location or trace of a person or thing

to descend or drop down from a higher position due to gravity

the time or phenomenon of the sun disappearing below the horizon in the evening

to settle down and establish a permanent residence, often involving household registration

to drop off, shed, or fall out (of hair, teeth, or parts of an object)

feeling downcast, dejected, or unhappy

to fall; to drop

to lie scattered over an area or dispersed in various places

to fall into

to be situated or located, typically referring to a building, site, or piece of land

to come to an end or reach a conclusion, typically of an event, exhibition, or era

to shed tears as an expression of emotion

to treat someone coldly, to neglect or cold-shoulder

fallen or dried leaves from trees and other plants

to be caught or apprehended by the authorities, especially a criminal or fugitive

to complete a construction project

to shoot down (a plane)

to miss a chance or let an opportunity slip by

to fall down

a psychological or social gap between expectations, statuses, or realities

to come to the end of a phase or stage

to decrease or decline significantly in value, status, or level

to fall into the water, sink, or go overboard

to suffer a defeat or fail to win a competition, election, or battle

a guaranteed source of funding, materials, or support

to be removed from office or arrested, especially for corruption or a scandal

to fail to be elected to an office or to be chosen during a selection process

to lose power, prosperity, or influence; to gradually deteriorate or go downhill

To fall into a wretched state, or to be reduced to poverty or a lowly social status.

whereabouts are unknown or unaccounted for

a distinct section of a piece of writing or a specific passage in a text

to experience sharp and rapid rises and falls, especially in the context of market prices, economic indicators, or data

(dialect) to rain

to fall in status, power, or wealth, especially regarding social classes, families, or dynasties

to float or fall gently through the air, typically of light objects like leaves or snow

a visible cluster of microorganisms, such as bacteria or fungi, growing on a solid culture medium

Literally as the water recedes, the rocks appear; figuratively used to describe the truth coming to light or a situation becoming fully clear after a period of uncertainty.