fall from grace
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fall from grace — idiom
1. a situation in which a respected person loses people's good opinion, respect, or
1.慣用語
釋義
a situation in which a respected person loses people's good opinion, respect, or approval, often because of something bad they have done.
例句
The popular politician experienced a sudden fall from grace after the news about the secret payments was made public.