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downfall

[doun-fawl] / ˈdaʊnˌfɔl /


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He said he was a "strong supporter" of the BBC and that Davie was "a supreme talent", but that the outgoing director general had "a blind spot on editorial failings" that led to his downfall.

From BBC

Mr. Thomas spent years trying to come to grips with his transgressions both privately and publicly; at one point he even played himself in a theatrical production based on his downfall.

From New York Times

“I didn’t see this being a downfall for her,” Baird said.

From Seattle Times

Once hailed as an inspirational figure for overcoming the adversity of his disability, Pistorius’ murder trial and downfall captivated the world.

From Washington Times

Mr. Wingard’s rapid downfall came as parents, students and faculty voiced frustration with Temple under his leadership.

From New York Times