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fall into disgrace

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fall into disgrace
to become without honor. The mayor fell into disgrace because of his financial dealings. We fell into disgrace because of our criminal affiliations.
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The heroes of Stendhal's novels also brood about Napoleon and enviously mimic him; he is even the secret model for the manipulative Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair, since her mercenary rise and her fall into disgrace pivot around the Battle of Waterloo.
 
 
 
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