fallen

On the ground because it came down or was pushed down from a higher place.

Lying on the ground because it has dropped or been knocked down from a higher position.

No longer powerful, successful, or respected like before, often because of a big mistake or failure.

Having lost a former position of power, success, or public respect, often through failure or disgrace.

Dead because of war or dangerous work, for example as a soldier, police officer, or firefighter.

Having died while fighting in a war or while serving in a dangerous public duty such as policing or firefighting.

People who died in war or in service, usually soldiers, spoken about as one group.

People who have died in war or while serving a cause, especially soldiers, referred to as a group.

Seen as bad or wrong in a moral or religious way, often used about all people or the world.

In a state of sin or moral corruption, especially as understood in religious or theological language.

An old, often negative way to describe a woman who had sex outside marriage or became a sex worker, seen as morally bad by society.

Viewed as morally ruined because of sexual behavior outside accepted social rules, especially referring to an unmarried woman in older or literary contexts.

Lower than before in number, value, or position because it went down.

Lower in amount, value, or position than before, especially after a drop or collapse.

The past participle form of "fall", used after "have" or "had" to say that something went down, became less, or lost.

Past participle of "fall": used with auxiliary verbs to talk about something that has moved from a higher position to a lower one, or has decreased or been defeated.