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downfall

[doun-fawl] / ˈdaʊnˌfɔl /


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His arrest completes the social downfall of a man once toasted as the late Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite son and a dashing wartime helicopter pilot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Soaring inflation in Asia's number-two economy -- after decades of flat or falling prices -- contributed to the downfall of Takaichi's two predecessors and Japan's first woman premier has made helping households a priority.

From Barron's

But the story of Andrew's links to Epstein has been decades in the making - and so has Andrew's downfall, first chipping away at his reputation before turning into an avalanche of disgrace.

From BBC

The downfall of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, is unprecedented in modern British royal history.

From The Wall Street Journal

I always envisioned Lucy and Stephen’s worst, biggest breakup in college, and her public downfall culminating with the wedding weekend.

From Los Angeles Times