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fall for
verb
to become infatuated with (a person)
to allow oneself to be deceived by (a lie, trick, etc)
Idioms and Phrases
Become attracted to, as in I was sure he'd fall for her . [ Slang ; early 1900s]
Be deceived or swindled by, as in He fell for the con artist's scheme and lost a great deal of money . [ Slang ; early 1900s]
Example Sentences
Social media users are being warned not to fall for a fake online advertisement that is posing as the California Department of Motor Vehicles and offering registration renewal services at a discounted price.
I had picked up a book about adventurous greens, only to fall for the plainest one.
And when you see it, when we can acknowledge it and start to recognize it, we stop falling for it.
"It's sometimes really hard for supporters - you feel like they fall for it every time. 'This player really loves us'... and then they move on," former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher said on Sky Sports.
Sciver-Brunt's captaincy era started with a win but also personal disappointment as she fell for a duck in the first T20, but she responded in fine style here.
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