Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

to-fall-from-grace

idiom

/tə fɔːl frəm ɡreɪs/

Definition

To lose one’s status, respect, or reputation due to a mistake or wrongdoing.

Examples

After the scandal, the politician seemed to fall from grace in the eyes of the public.
He was a beloved artist until his controversial remarks caused him to fall from grace.

Meaning

This phrase describes a situation where someone who was once in favor or admired becomes disfavored or looked down upon, often as a result of a significant error or scandal.