fell
- noun
- /fɛl/
- We witnessed the fell of several trees during the storm.
Examples
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They celebrated after the successful fell of the enormous pine tree.
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The fell of the ancient oak marked the end of the old forest.
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Regulations require a permit for each fell conducted in the reserve.
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The fell of the tree was sudden.
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The fell of the tree in the garden left a clear space for new plants.
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After the storm, we had to assess the fell of several trees across the park.
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The lumberjack explained the proper technique for a safe fell of large trees.
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Etymology
Fell meaning the act of cutting down a tree comes from the simple idea of making something 'fall'. So a 'fell' is the cutting or work that makes the tree drop.