fall on

verb

1. Alsofall upon to attack or snatch (an army, booty, etc)
2. fall flat on one's face
   to fail, esp in a ridiculous or humiliating manner
3. fall on one's feet
   to emerge unexpectedly well from a difficult situation

Idioms and Phrases

Also, fall upon .

Example Sentences

I just hope no matter what side of the politics you fall on, there’s people going over there and sacrificing their lives for what they’re sent to do.”

From Los Angeles Times

The phenomenon at Horsetail Fall on El Capitan occurs in a tiny window in late February when the setting sun hits the waterfall at the right angle.

From Los Angeles Times

I have been on Bluesky for more than a year but cannot claim to have dived into it in earnest until this past weekend, when I found its college football–watching crowd to be much more energetic and fun than what I had seen this fall on X.

From Slate

Teixeira apologised before the court, and said he understood that "all the responsibility and consequences fall on my shoulders alone", according to reporters inside the Boston court.

From BBC

But mostly, this season’s fires burn because, for big swaths of the Northeast—including New York City—this is, to date, the driest fall on record.

From Slate

Related Words

• breach
• infect
• infest
• loot
• occupy
• overrun
• penetrate
• pillage
• plunder
• raid
• ravage
• storm
• violate