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Fall out

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Emotional impact

The phrase 'fall out' implies a strong emotional response and may suggest a serious disagreement.

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They fell out after years of friendship, which left them both deeply upset.
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Relationship focus

'Fall out' is often used for close relationships like friends or family, not so much for casual acquaintances.

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The siblings didn't speak for weeks after they fell out during the holiday gathering.
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Repairable situation

This phrase can imply the possibility of future reconciliation, unlike an irreversible breakup.

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Even though we fell out, I'm hopeful we can mend our friendship down the line.
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