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fall in love (with each other)

[for two people] to become enamored of each other. They met in school and fell in love. When they fell in love, they thought it would last forever.

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fall in love (with something)

to become enamored of something. I simply fell in love with the dress. I had to have it. I fell in love with the red car and bought it at once.

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fall in love (with something)

to become enamored of something. I simply fell in love with the dress. I had to have it. I fell in love with the red car and bought it at once.

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fall in love (with somebody)

to begin to love someone The movie tells the story of a country doctor who falls in love with a beautiful waitress. I was thinking about falling in love for the first time and trying to remember my first boyfriend.

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fall in love (with something)

to become strongly attracted to a place, activity, or thing We spent three weeks in Georgetown and absolutely fell in love with it. I test drove the car and I just fell in love.

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It was very easy for anyone to say that who had no daughters, but the princess realized that in the process of getting to know each other, her daughter might fall in love, and fall in love with someone who did not care to marry her or who was quite unfit to be her husband. Anna Karenina by Tolstoy, Leo View in context I mean, there is a gentleman who may fall in love with you, seeing you almost every day. Middlemarch by Eliot, George View in context Is all my kindness vor 'ur, and vondness o'ur come to this, to fall in love without asking me leave? The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry View in context	fall back on fall below fall beneath fall between fall between two stools fall by fall by the wayside fall down fall down on fall down on the job fall flat fall flat on face fall for fall for hook, line and sinker fall foul of fall from fall from grace fall from power fall head over heels fall head over heels in love fall heir to fall ill fall in fall in a heap fall in line fall in love fall in on fall in place fall in with fall into a trap fall into clutches fall into decay fall into disfavor fall into disgrace fall into disuse fall into hands fall into lap fall into line fall into place fall into the trap of fall into the wrong hands fall off fall off off the radar fall off perch fall off the map fall off the wagon fall on fall on deaf ears fall on face fall on hard times fall on knees	fall from grace fall from grace fall from grace Fall from height Fall from height Fall from height Fall from Paradise fall from power fall from repute Fall Gelb fall guy fall guys fall head over heels fall head over heels in love fall heir to fall heir to Fall herring fall ill fall ill fall in fall in fall in fall in fall in fall in a heap fall in line fall in line fall in line fall in line fall in line fall in love fall in on fall in place fall in the drink fall in with fall in with fall in with fall in with fall in with fall into fall into fall into a trap fall into clutches fall into decay fall into decay fall into disfavor fall into disgrace fall into disuse fall into error fall into hands fall into lap fall into lap fall into lap fall into lap fall into lap fall into line fall into line fall into line fall into line fall into line fall into place

It was very easy for anyone to say that who had no daughters, but the princess realized that in the process of getting to know each other, her daughter might fall in love, and fall in love with someone who did not care to marry her or who was quite unfit to be her husband.

Anna Karenina by Tolstoy, Leo View in context

I mean, there is a gentleman who may fall in love with you, seeing you almost every day.

Middlemarch by Eliot, George View in context

Is all my kindness vor 'ur, and vondness o'ur come to this, to fall in love without asking me leave?

The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry View in context

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