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To physically bring to the ground
“The wind began to blow with a vengeance that threatened to bring down the tall crane.”
To completely destroy
“A growing debt crisis in the region would threaten to bring down the entire global economy.”
To overthrow or depose, especially someone or something powerful
“Conrad actually laughed when he heard Azaleem's campaign plan to bring down the Emperor.”
To cause to be emotionally or mentally upset or despondent
“They were having a great time, and it seemed like nothing could ruin or bring down their mood.”
To decrease in amount or degree
To lower in price
To financially cripple
To lower in rank
To humble or bring someone down from a pedestal
To lower in standing, or to bring dishonor or shame to
To kill or cause death to someone
To bring shame or discredit to
To cut (something) off or down, especially with a saw
To destroy, weaken or work against
To land on solid ground (after being in the water or air)
To end the life of, or defeat comprehensively
To cause (a ship) to sink
To discourage someone by removing their enthusiasm or courage
To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)
To denigrate or disparage someone or something
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