betide

Verb

Meaning

To happen to; to befall; to come to ; as, woe betide the wanderer.

To come to pass; to happen; to occur.

Source: Webster's dictionary

befall bechance cook hap result surface come exist occur appear fall hold develop follow pass

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minimize disappear depart ebb forego predate

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hap occur pass happen take place fall out

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He promised that no harm would befall her Source: Internet

What has become of my children? Source: Internet

A knight, for instance, owed his allegiance to an overlord and to the king, and if that code was breached, woe betide him. Source: Internet

And woe betide anyone who dares express a different view. Source: Internet

“It’s fraught with danger,” Johnston laughs, “woe betide the man that tries to correct one of Sim’s lyrics.” Source: Internet

Woe betide the sad soul who unwittingly said something funny or silly with in earshot of my sister. Source: Internet

Bethzatha betiaraed betiatide betides betie betighted