downfall in the PONS Dictionary

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drinking was his downfall
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But in the comedy it leads to his downfall.
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Another result of the economic downfall is the greater need for innovation.
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Some of the downfalls to practicing in different provinces are the different regulations.
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The only other major downfall of the trail system is the dust.
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Following numerous career downfalls, the singer felt he wouldn't have the opportunity to tour again.
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This division eventually led to the downfall of the dynasty.
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Lack of speed and accuracy in using the slide rule, instruments, and shop tools was often the downfall of otherwise capable students.
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But some of the (new) food processing technologies have downfalls as well.
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This is often the reason for their downfall, suffering, and death.
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She also praises the writers, again citing the downfall of having to fit so much of the storyline into just one episode.
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