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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hasty fall from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick or sudden decline from a previous state or position, often implying a negative consequence.
Example: "After the scandal, there was a hasty fall from grace for the once-respected politician."
Alternatives: "a swift decline from" or "a rapid descent from".
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It was a hasty fall from grace, Lucy hurriedly going from best-avoided to roundly despised.
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But a closer inspection showed signs of danger, and a hasty retreat from it: a fallen lamppost, a cooler bag abandoned in a student drop-off zone.
Political leanings within the Donkeys range from "very left" to ex-rino, but a hasty retreat from Iraq does not fall within the group's agenda.
Such a falling-out would involve a hasty withdrawal from a Europe that had taken an impossibly unpalatable turn.
We beat a hasty retreat from the car loan.
"A hasty exit from nuclear power without an alternative is a dangerous cul-de-sac".
Whichever the case, the general made a hasty departure from the military's headquarters in Mexico City.
Stockmarkets responded by beating a hasty retreat from their exuberance in the week before war began.
Instead, he sought to underscore the dangers of a hasty withdrawal from Iraq.
Or a hasty note from AL Kennedy on her first foray into standup comedy?
After all, the United States beat a hasty exit from the region when the Soviets left Afghanistan, with chaotic results.
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