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Discover Ludwig"falling out from" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The phrase "falling out" typically means a disagreement or argument between people. To use it in a sentence, you could say "They had a falling out over the project" or "The two friends had a falling out and stopped talking to each other." If you want to use the phrase "falling out from" in a sentence, you could potentially use it in a figurative way, such as "The tree's leaves were falling out from the branches in the autumn breeze." However, this would be more commonly expressed as "falling from" rather than "falling out from." Alternatively, if you are trying to express something falling out of a container or space, you could say "The book fell out from the shelf" or "Coins were falling out from the pocket of his jeans."
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His hair is falling out from the stress.
In 1958, Miss Monroe's hair was falling out from overbleaching and overperming.
"The children were emaciated; some of them had hair falling out from malnutrition, skin diseases," Mr. Hashemi said.
A year ago, he was a subway-riding motorcycle mechanic, so behind on his bills that his hair was falling out from worry.
In "The Middle," it felt, for a minute, like a throat-clutching moment of horror, the floor falling out from beneath Frankie and Mike's lives.
"I felt like the floor was falling out from under me," she told Matt Lauer of NBC in an interview to be broadcast later this week.
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There were moments when his faith fell out from under him like a trapdoor.
But you never know when the ground's going to fall out from under you here.
But the bottom can fall out from some of those choices.
It caused my hair to fall out from the nuclearly unfunny blast of crap writing.
(Your hair could fall out from a sexually transmitted disease; your heart could be irretrievably broken).
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