A culture-bound conversion reaction described in the southern US and the Caribbean, which is characterised by sudden and often unexpected collapse, often preceded by vertigo
falling out. A term referring to a culture-bound conversion reaction described in the southern US and the Caribbean, which is characterised by sudden and often unexpected collapse, often preceded by vertigo.  Falls Are Serious and Costly. 1  One out of five falls causes a serious injury such as broken bones or a head injury. 2  1,2. 3  Each year, 2.5 million older people are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries. Falls Are Serious and Costly. 1  One out of five falls causes a serious injury such as broken bones or a head injury. 2  Each year, 2.5 million older people are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries. 3  Over 700,000 patients a year are hospitalized because of a fall injury, most often because of a head injury or hip fracture. 4  Each year at 5  ... M fall out in American English. — phrasal verb with fall us /fɔl/ verb (past tense fell /fel/ , past participle fallen /ˈfɔ·lən/). › (of an ​object) to ​drop from a ​place where it was ​attached or ​contained: A few ​pages fell out of the ​book. › to have an ​argument or ​disagreement that ​ends a ​relationship: The two fell out over ​coaching ​tactics a ​long ​time ago. (Definition of fall out from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press). Blogs about fall out. 1  We don't really get on. Noun. 1. falling out-a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions); they hoped to avoid a break in relations. severance, rupture, rift, breach, break. schism-the formal separation of a church into two churches or the withdrawal of one group over doctrinal differences.  These two women have had a falling out. These two women have had a falling out. Falling out is defined as a disagreement or something that causes two people to no longer be friendly with one another. An example of a falling out is when two sisters fight over their inheritance and stop speaking to each other. pl. fall·ing-outs′ or fall·ings-out′ noun (plural fallings-out). A quarrel or disagreement: the two of them had a falling-out. More example sentences. 1  There have been fallings-out between them before, visceral back-biting and stand-up rows that are often settled long before they enter the public domain.  fall out (with someone) (over something). to quarrel or disagree with someone about something. Tony fell out with Nick about the video game. Bill fell out with Sally over the question of buying a new car. fall out. 1. to happen; to result. As things fell out, we had a wonderful trip. What fell out of our discussion was a decision to continue. 2. to leave one's place in a formation when dismissed. Thus, if you find that you or your spouse is falling out of love, you must begin at the beginning and start over: 1  Change. 2  Accept. 3  Fulfill. Falling Out of Love. Since falling in love is a process of moving from attraction, acceptance and fulfillment, falling out of love is just the opposite. When a person moves backward through the three stages (from interdependence to attraction), the feelings of love diminish.
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