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Definition of Fall out
1. Verb. Have a breach in relations. "We fell out over a trivial question"
2. Verb. Come as a logical consequence; follow logically. "The theorem falls out nicely"
3. Verb. Come off. "His hair and teeth fell out"
4. Verb. Leave (a barracks) in order to take a place in a military formation, or leave a military formation. "The soldiers fell out"
5. Verb. Come to pass. "Nothing occurred that seemed important"
Exact synonyms: Come About, Go On, Hap, Happen, Occur, Pass, Pass Off, Take Place
Specialized synonyms: Break, Develop, Recrudesce, Arise, Come Up, Result, Intervene, Transpire, Give, Operate, Supervene, Go, Proceed, Come, Fall, Anticipate, Develop, Recur, Repeat, Come Off, Go Off, Go Over, Come Around, Roll Around, Happen, Materialise, Materialize, Bechance, Befall, Happen, Bechance, Befall, Betide, Coincide, Concur, Backfire, Backlash, Recoil, Chance, Break, Fall, Shine, Strike, Turn Out, Contemporise, Contemporize, Synchronise, Synchronize
Derivative terms: Hap, Happening
Specialized synonyms: Break, Develop, Recrudesce, Arise, Come Up, Result, Intervene, Transpire, Give, Operate, Supervene, Go, Proceed, Come, Fall, Anticipate, Develop, Recur, Repeat, Come Off, Go Off, Go Over, Come Around, Roll Around, Happen, Materialise, Materialize, Bechance, Befall, Happen, Bechance, Befall, Betide, Coincide, Concur, Backfire, Backlash, Recoil, Chance, Break, Fall, Shine, Strike, Turn Out, Contemporise, Contemporize, Synchronise, Synchronize
Derivative terms: Hap, Happening
Lexicographical Neighbors of Fall Out
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