Fall

In the fall, Roosevelt won a first-term election.

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Fall

a technique that requires the opponent to keep their shoulders pinned to the ground for three counts.

In the world of martial arts, the wrestler executed a perfect fall, pinning their opponent's shoulders to the ground for the win.

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Fall

transgress; give in to temptation.

If wives do fall, it is because of their husbands.

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Person

Each of God's three modes of being, namely the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, which form the Trinity.

The concept of a single God existing as three distinct persons is a core doctrine in Christianity.

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Near

(of a person) stingy; miserly

Here's a sentence using "near" in the archaic sense of stingy:

Uncle Harold wouldn't even spring for a round of drinks, so cheap he bordered on near.
Note: This usage of "near" is not very common today. You might consider a more common synonym like "stingy," "cheap," or "miserly" depending on the desired emphasis.

(Gif: To Be A Brave One)

by Arminkshipper July 21, 2024

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