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fall on one's face
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(idiomatic) To fail, especially in a dramatic or particularly decisive manner.
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fall on one's face
After ignoring the testers' warnings about the bugs, the new app was bound to fall on one's face during the public demo.
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After ignoring the testers' warnings about the bugs, the new app was bound to fall on one's face during the public demo.
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