Idiom: fall for someone
Meaning
Idiom: fall for someone
- to fall in love with someone
Example sentences
— Ugh, my little sister falls for a new guy every month and we have to listen to her talk about him for hours.
— Try not to fall for a girl just because she's beautiful—a relationship is more than just about physical attraction.
— After we divorced, my wife fell hard for a 30 year old guy who is widowed with three young children.
— I still haven't ever fallen for anyone. I've liked a few people but I could not call it love.
— In our culture, it doesn't matter who you fall for because everyone's parents arrange marriages for their children.
— I fell for a guy last summer who ended up getting engaged to my roommate two months after he came over to our place for dinner.
— As they say, if you're going to fall for someone, you may as well fall for someone rich.
— I'm sorry I every fell for you. My life has been awful since I met you.
— Adam has been dating four girls and has fallen for three of them.
— I'll never fall for a married man again. I won't even talk to them.
Synonyms
- fall for someone hook, line and sinker
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