Verb:

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fall from grace's Usage Examples:

ambitious independent politician Henry Trebell, his plans for a bill to disestablish the Church of England and his fall from grace and suicide after his affair.

Haggard’s fall from grace, it also.

They suffered a hasty fall from grace, however, being relegated to the 2.

Then came his dramatic fall from grace, for which there were several reasons.

two primary pathways that could result in a permanent fall from grace: unconfessed sin and the actual expression of apostasy.

by poets, as the modern day gathering places of poets, taverns, pubs, alehouses and tea gardens increasingly fall from grace in contrast with public tradition.

The Carlist War and the Regencies (1833–1843)After their fall from grace in 1823 at the hands of a French invasion, Spanish liberals had pinned their hopes on Ferdinand VII's wife, Maria Cristina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, who bore some marks as a liberal and a reformer.

Peers generally sympathised with the Earl for being caught in her web of corruption, and she endured the brunt of the blame for their fall from grace.

Furthermore, as Luca and Pauker began to fall from grace in early 1952 (their fate having been decided in Moscow), he made the.

Blaming Captain Marvel for his fall from grace, Sivana dedicated himself wholeheartedly to using his inventions and intellect against the Marvel Family.

the concepts of an original pristine condition, a fall from grace, and inherited guilt.

American Civil WarBaker's exploits are mainly known through his book A History of the Secret Service which he published in 1867 after his fall from grace.

Synonyms:

saving grace, state, state of grace,

Antonyms:

untidy, fancy, unweave, unbraid,