[fɔːl fɔːr]
Meaning
- when you start feeling love for somebody;
- when you believe in someone's words but in reality they turn to be a lie.
Examples 👇
A Guide to Pandemic Scams, and What Not to Fall For. The New York Times
Sally Rooney's Normal People tops UK book charts as readers fall for TV version. The Guardian
Don't fall for Contact Tracing App scam text message. On The Wight
Don't fall for new COVID-19-related online health scams, OPP warn. OrilliaMatters
Lamar Odom fell for Khloe Kardashian because she looks like his late mum. Mirror.co.uk
Gov. Hogan's Purchase of Korean Covid Tests Looks Like a PR stunt—and Media Fell for It. FAIR
John Legend admits he has been with Chissy Teigen since the day he fell for her on a 2007 video shoot. Daily Mail
Eventually fate found her a job in San Francisco where she fell for her boss. Fallbrook / Bonsall Villlage News