befall

In tragedy, the protagonist is often plagued by guilt for his own role, however inadvertent or inescapable, in the catastrophe that befell his loved one.

Money is a form of the “resource curse” that befalls many producers of oil and other vital commodities.

If we speak about 1929 perhaps we believe we will avoid a similar fate befalling us.

The same fate befell the Israa University less than 2km away. which was demolished by IDF troops after serving as a temporary base for several weeks.

Here, though, it’s justified because what befalls Ron could happen to anyone, and rooting surreal situations in relatability sparks Robinson’s comedy.