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What is another word for
overturn
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▲
Verb
To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)
To depose or overthrow a person or group in authority
To turn over or capsize an object or container
To defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength
To completely destroy or devastate
To frustrate or foil, especially the hopes or expectations of someone
To forcibly put an end to
To disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief
To cause disarray or disorganization in the order of
To make drastic changes to
To go or sink underground or underwater
To take violent action against an established government or ruler
Noun
The act or state of being turned over or upside-down
A person's ruin or downfall
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system
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▲
Verb
▲
To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)
cancel
annul
revoke
nullify
quash
repeal
invalidate
rescind
reverse
overrule
void
retract
countermand
abrogate
abolish
veto
negate
overthrow
override
vacate
withdraw
repudiate
disallow
recall
recant
nix
obviate
alter
upset
change
overset
down
prostrate
set aside
take back
rule against
throw out
declare null and void
bring down
knock down
disannul
undo
dissolve
avoid
null
abate
strike down
vitiate
terminate
axe
UK
annihilate
roll back
do away with
kill
stop
ax
US
scrap
neutralize
US
neutralise
UK
wipe out
render invalid
render null and void
put an end to
end
scrub
eliminate
obliterate
reject
ditch
counteract
dump
drop
eradicate
erase
discontinue
remove
abort
dismantle
renege
disclaim
refuse
disestablish
offset
call off
unmake
stamp out
get rid of
cancel out
knock something on the head
put down
bring to an end
abandon
block
prohibit
forbid
renounce
suppress
extinguish
discard
liquidate
defeat
exterminate
extirpate
destroy
waive
blackball
abjure
discharge
dismiss
squash
disaffirm
subvert
outvote
chop
upend
deracinate
supersede
finish
zap
contravene
stonewall
frustrate
call back
backtrack on
cry off
black out
X-out
rub out
snuff out
make null and void
finish off
blow sky-high
blot out
turn down
give the chop
put a stop to
root out
make ineffective
give the thumbs down to
lift
scratch
retreat
vote down
discount
revert
watergate
shelve
give up
do a U-turn on
back-pedal on
divorce
sever
make void
flout
defy
put the lid on
shut down
quell
disqualify
dispatch
wind down
render void
prevail over
unfit
impair
circumduct
reorganize
US
reorganise
UK
trample underfoot
ride roughshod over
trample upon
call
backpedal
massacre
slaughter
butcher
decimate
expunge
forget
countercheck
redress
oppose
ding
impugn
traverse
cross
backwater
efface
waste
wipe from the face of the earth
put paid to
wipe off the map
wipe off the face of the earth
take out
delete
squelch
weasel out
excise
break with
wangle out
turn thumbs down
pull the plug
back out of
crawl out of
trash
ban
interfere with
work against
fly in the face of
run counter to
junk
bar
jettison
proscribe
inhibit
shed
exclude
embargo
debar
outlaw
sweep away
dispense with
clean up
preclude
put the kibosh on
close down
put kibosh on
taboo
rebuff
censor
disown
disavow
disacknowledge
shut out
suspend
pass on
torpedo
say no to
renege on
go back on
break off
do in
knock out
negative
counterbalance
counterpoise
countervail
balance
balance out
correct
counterweigh
make up for
compensate for
equalize
US
deny
decline
equalise
UK
disapprove
counter
equilibrize
compensate
rule out
shoot down
interdict
reprobate
blue pencil
pass
knock back
give the red light to
render ineffective
outweigh
cut
repel
even out
withhold
even up
prevent
spurn
declare invalid
discountenance
set off
fix
deselect
pass up
throw over
balk at
give thumbs down to
redeem
rectify
rebut
counterweight
snub
overcome
defuse
forswear
antagonize
US
antagonise
UK
desist
repulse
cast aside
say no
cross out
atone for
ignore
wash out
square up
equal out
not grant
give something a miss
abnegate
KO
bleep
amend
equiponderate
renig
deactivate
subdue
conquer
bin
counterorder
withcall
remit
dispose of
take away
shutdown
gut
break
unsay
turn the tables
tip the scales
restrict
limit
retire
refute
redline
purge
omit
call in
forget it
cut out
remove all traces of
call all bets off
turf
belay
pack in
call a halt to
get shut of
get shot of
pull the plug on
be an antidote to
wipe slate clean
render inert
go back on your word
ink out
blank out
strike out
x out
put a line through
block out
blue-pencil
stroke out
edit out
X out
white out
make of no use or value
bring to naught
stultify
requite
equipoise
counterpose
equal
forgo
begrudge
restrain
bring to a close
put to rest
lay to rest
put six feet under
boycott
render useless
account for
be equivalent
allow for
give the brush-off to
enjoin from
stand in the way
censure
dissent
place an embargo on
give thumbs down
thumbs down
pass by
not go for
refuse permission to
scorn
disdain
shun
protest
demur
remedy
right
halt
reduce
stabilize
US
lessen
counterwork
buck
stabilise
UK
turn deaf ear to
brush off
turn from
jib at
don't want to
baulk at
hold out
not buy
turn back on
turn away
refuse to receive
not budge on
send off
not care for
send one's regrets
protest at
demur at
hold back
hold off
draw the line at
shake one's head
respond to
go against
more ❯
“They do not have the authority to
overturn
a democratic decision made two and a half years ago.”
Verb
▲
To depose or overthrow a person or group in authority
destroy
overthrow
defeat
crush
topple
oust
depose
unseat
dethrone
overcome
bring down
do away with
defenestrate
supplant
eject
dislodge
remove
displace
dismiss
uncrown
discharge
unthrone
remove from office
deprive
drum out
defrock
unmake
throw out
expel
usurp
subvert
discrown
evict
boot out
kick out
get rid of
turf out
bring about the downfall of
give someone the boot
force out
drive out
fire
sack
cashier
upset
disestablish
can
degrade
unsettle
unhorse
bring low
show the door
replace
dissolve
undo
triumph
overwhelm
out
discard
tumble
disenthrone
disthrone
remove from power
turn out
buck
throw
hurl to the ground
axe
UK
bounce
demote
impeach
downgrade
unfrock
break
chuck
ax
US
send packing
give someone the push
give someone their marching orders
throw out on your ear
run out of town
strip of rank
chuck out
ride out on rail
freeze out
let go
lay off
retire
bump
make redundant
give the heave-ho
succeed
release
give someone their cards
come after
step into the shoes of
pink-slip
deprive of office
give the old heave-ho
give the sack to
give notice to
give someone the bullet
give someone the big E
give someone their notice
give someone the sack
terminate
disqualify
disbar
boot
disfrock
crowd out
shelve
disemploy
muster out
disrate
lower
give walking papers
dispel
declass
vanquish
humble
override
relegate
supersede
outplace
bench
suspend
pension
deselect
recall
furlough
depone
pink slip
cut out
take over from
cast out
take the place of
give the bum's rush
take over
declare redundant
turn off
give the ax
let out
give the gate
wash out
shut out
turn away
give warning
bust
reduce
excommunicate
vote out
conquer
seize power
drop
vote someone out
hand walking papers
give heave-ho
remove by force
push out
give someone his or her walking papers
give someone the pink slip
purge
eliminate
move
transfer
overpower
overrun
reposition
abolish
follow
subjugate
shift
evacuate
pull
relocate
expunge
detach
ship
budge
abstract
dislocate
substitute
subdue
displant
debar
supervene
ditch
dump
take down
see the back of
uproot
postdate
accede
overrule
put an end to
surpass
follow after
take out
fill someone's boots
be subsequent to
come next
wrench out
substitute for
throw someone out on their ear
give someone their P45
give the chop
assume the office of
go next
show the gate to
devalue
fill the void
set aside
step into someone's boots
give notice
kiss off
give someone the air
pay off
give someone his
bin off
give the elbow
lower in rank
kick downstairs
move down
reduce to the ranks
reduce in rank
kick down the ladder
more ❯
“Treason is the highest crime known to the laws, for its aim is to
overturn
the government, and the means used are such as necessarily lead to great disturbance and bloodshed.”
Verb
▲
To turn over or capsize an object or container
capsize
upset
upend
upturn
invert
overset
cowp
topple
overbalance
tumble
pitchpole
roll
overthrow
spill
turn over
tip over
keel over
topple over
turn turtle
turn topsy-turvy
knock over
flip over
throw over
turn upside down
spill over
tip
flip
fall
drop
pitch
plunge
reverse
fall over
roll over
founder
collapse
slump
keel
slip
go down
tip up
knock down
fell
floor
faint
turn
plummet
swoon
dive
prostrate
lurch
sink
pass out
black out
bowl over
fall headlong
nosedive
push over
cartwheel
spin
twist
knock
turn down
pitch over
tumble over
heel over
scatter
be upended
tump over
bring down
lose your balance
take a tumble
lose your footing
stumble
trip
hurtle
stagger
deck
level
totter
falter
teeter
unhorse
remove
land
down
skid
descend
crater
dip
sprawl
fall down
precipitate
fall flat
crash
come a cropper
pancake
fall prostrate
splash down
ditch
crash-land
go head over heels
do a pratfall
hit the dirt
go belly up
take a header
mow down
bowl down
lose consciousness
conk out
trip up
trip over
slide
flounder
careen
blunder
flop
droop
sag
reel
sway
wobble
dodder
waddle
weave
go headlong
walk unsteadily
take a spill
take a nosedive
miss one's footing
measure one's length
rock
crumple
buckle
glide
slither
dangle
lower
pratfall
shimmy
seesaw
toddle
face-plant
fluff
wheel
set
come down
pitch forward
take a dive
fall end over end
fall head over heels
go end over end
misstep
tumble down
go for six
lower oneself
prostrate oneself
fall in a heap
tilt over
hit the deck
stub toe
sound
wabble
slip on
catch one's foot
stub toe on
fling
waver
grabble
swing
quiver
go lame
shake
titubate
whiffle
belly-flop
crash-dive
tremble
decline
move clumsily
wiggle
flutter
fall to the ground
throw
depress
walk falteringly
be unsteady
move unsteadily
stot
ground
plump
gravitate
shoot
dump
tremble precariously
hang
jump down
flag
loll
wilt
drop down
lop
slacken
shuffle
hang loosely
hang limply
hang down
fall limply
shamble
hobble
zigzag
more ❯
“This may cause the inner wheel to leave the road surface and
overturn
the vehicle.”
Verb
▲
To defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength
overpower
subdue
conquer
defeat
beat
vanquish
subjugate
trounce
best
master
rout
lick
quash
suppress
overthrow
thrash
quell
clobber
worst
repress
drub
cream
stuff
dominate
murder
own
whip
tank
subject
control
smash
break
reduce
pacify
bury
total
hegemonize
subordinate
overshadow
throw
upset
trash
wax
prevail
finish
waste
torpedo
bulldoze
stagger
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
blank
dumbfound
overawe
shellack
stretch
triumph over
prevail over
get the better of
wipe the floor with
make mincemeat of
be victorious over
bring someone to their knees
knock out
put away
blow out of the water
gain mastery over
beat down
bear down
take out
gain a victory over
take care of
gain control over
render incapable
bowl over
render helpless
render powerless
roll over
shut off
lay out
get the upper hand over
overcome
crush
overwhelm
hammer
demolish
skunk
paste
slaughter
destroy
annihilate
surmount
pulverize
US
crucify
massacre
pound
flatten
shellac
cane
slam
trample
subvert
pulverise
UK
blow out
outplay
walk all over
take to the cleaners
give someone a drubbing
give someone a hiding
turn inside out
bust
steamroll
whack
wallop
undo
overbear
trim
zap
stop
whitewash
get
marmalize
overmatch
dispatch
deck
ruin
sink
pommel
take
upend
floor
flog
whomp
slay
edge
tan
drop
lambaste
route
skin
obliterate
flax
outflank
outrun
swamp
outjump
outmaneuver
US
butcher
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
ambush
overrun
entrap
outmanoeuvre
UK
win against
work over
wipe out
plow under
edge out
run rings round
nose out
run roughshod over
KO
mow down
take it all
put paid to
finish off
win a victory over
put an end to
do down
run rings around
bring to ruin
take to cleaners
roll back
pip at the post
get around
pwn
pick apart
topple
be victorious
capsize
turn over
win
humble
put down
beat hollow
defeat utterly
win a resounding victory over
outdo
surpass
outclass
give someone a pasting
outstrip
smother
top
kill
walk over
excel
blow away
smoke
whup
whop
whap
dust
tromp
bomb
snow under
outshine
better
trump
outperform
triumph
outmatch
rise above
give a drubbing to
exceed
transcend
eclipse
outwit
spank
outgun
outdistance
bash
put in the shade
run circles around
do better than
down
hurdle
cap
win over
hide
outsmart
overtop
belt
outrival
maul
batter
thump
bludgeon
thresh
pass
grind down
leather
buffet
come out on top
outpace
pummel
US
baste
roll
whale
slog
tower over
do
curry
outstep
be better than
outhussle
cut to pieces
strike down
put to shame
gain the advantage over
take a stick to
wipe off the map
chastise
rough up
go one better than
go one better
punish
pummelled
UK
mess up
beat up
defeat heavily
chasten
improve upon
go beyond
bung up
humiliate
curb
weather
survive
devastate
shock
stun
outlive
render
muller
knock over
come out on top of
knock your socks off
thwart
foil
checkmate
overtake
hose
circumvent
frustrate
blast
steamroller
settle
knock spots off
improve on
raze to the ground
confound
discomfit
override
overmaster
do in
knock the stuffing out of
dispose of
outcompete
shoot ahead of
larrup
make a fool of
get one up on
mop up
take apart
succeed over
overstep
scoop
be more than a match for
get one over on
strike
bring to knees
put someone in their place
shut down
trample underfoot
shut out
drive off
beat back
put to flight
clean up on
put to rout
blow out of water
throw back in confusion
knock for six
defeat easily
slap about
sweep
carry the day
take the prize
prevail against
be successful
get last laugh
come first
take the cake
win through
gain mastery of
take the honours
be the victor
gain ascendancy over
win hands down
win out
take the crown
gain a victory
upstage
outvie
outrank
dwarf
leave
tower
tower above
walk away from
be head and shoulders above
leave behind
out-think
be superior to
leave standing
be a cut above
win the race
lather
cook one's goose
fix one's wagon
wipe off the mat
more ❯
Verb
▲
To completely destroy or devastate
raze
destroy
demolish
ruin
wreck
devastate
annihilate
smash
shatter
total
decimate
waste
desolate
pulverise
UK
pulverize
US
extinguish
cream
vaporise
UK
vaporize
US
wrack
obliterate
nuke
level
erase
flatten
expunge
extirpate
efface
bulldoze
remove
topple
unbuild
excise
zap
undo
crash
delete
reduce
upset
fell
bomb
subvert
dynamite
batter
scatter
unmake
tear down
pull down
wipe out
rub out
do in
knock down
lay waste
raze to the ground
blow down
mow down
tear up
strike out
throw down
break down
knock to pieces
cast down
scratch out
wipe from the face of the earth
crush
blight
torpedo
dash
blast
scotch
nix
scupper
banjax
dish
blow a hole in
bring to naught
do for
put the kibosh on
break
blow
impair
queer
trash
defeat
overthrow
put paid to
lay in ruins
destruct
tumble
disrupt
break up
put out of commission
put out of action
write off
damage
explode
burst
ravage
pop
mar
injure
desecrate
sabotage
sink
ruinate
bust
spoil
disable
rattle
mangle
dilapidate
overwhelm
muller
disfigure
despoil
ravish
botch
defile
deface
bodge
poison
scourge
cruel
euchre
mutilate
maim
deplete
blow up
mess up
wrack up
clean out
make a mess of
reduce to rubble
foul up
reduce to nothing
bring to nothing
screw up
bring to ruin
wreak havoc upon
leave in ruins
leave desolate
bring down
louse up
wreak havoc on
wreak havoc with
bring to nought
gut
exterminate
eradicate
dismantle
eliminate
liquidate
abolish
cancel
stamp out
quash
kill
snuff out
wipe off the map
clean up
pillage
sack
vandalize
US
depredate
undermine
blot out
vandalise
UK
take out
root out
black out
sweep away
spoliate
devour
lay waste to
take apart
wipe off the face of the earth
consume
harm
squash
vitiate
burn
blow to bits
plunder
finish off
do away with
prostrate
trample
blemish
incinerate
compromise
endamage
scratch
smash up
get rid of
ransack
raid
slaughter
disassemble
massacre
maraud
hurt
take down
clear
rape
blow away
wreak havoc
scorch
taint
tarnish
flaw
weaken
cripple
sully
smite
smirch
crab
scrub
off
blow to pieces
corrupt
put down
corrode
blow sky-high
cut down
wash out
put an end to
KO
damage beyond repair
weed out
shoot down
play havoc with
muck up
lower
end
purge
dispatch
wipe
suppress
check
prang
wipe off
loot
terminate
butcher
havoc
execute
overrun
scrub out
take
reduce to ruins
strike
chasten
chastise
overcome
rob
make desolate
lay low
rip down
trim
kayo
bring about the downfall of
exsect
uproot
shipwreck
burn away
take away
rifle
burn out
drive
thrust
reave
commit genocide
kill off
force
put a stop to
cut out
cut a swath through
dash to pieces
run onto the rocks
pile up
crack up
harry
beat
benothing
ax
US
finish
cover
cut
obscure
axe
UK
prejudice
nick
besmirch
ink out
knock out
cross out
blank out
X-out
wipe off face of earth
blue pencil
mark out
score out
knock off
block out
remove all traces of
destroy root and branch
rub off
shock
wrench
sap
bloody
stain
torch
disfeature
blot
handle roughly
hew
crack
abuse
lacerate
maltreat
infect
split
rot
disintegrate
dent
tear
dirty
knock
discolour
UK
scathe
gnaw
wrong
rust
discolor
US
dump on
cause detriment to
do mischief to
bleach
play merry hell with
cross up
do damage to
deliver a blow to
wear away
pollute
contaminate
fade
bang up
stab
drive a nail into the coffin of
tamper with
thwart
combust
scald
floor
ground
foil
frustrate
cremate
carbonise
UK
carbonize
US
stymie
saw down
chop
hack down
burn to the ground
burn down
destroy by fire
burn up
reduce to ashes
burn to a crisp
hinder
neutralize
US
hamper
bowl down
clear-fell
chop down
cause to fall
knock to the ground
clear-cut
bring to the ground
obstruct
squelch
skin
crimp
impoverish
craze
cramp
neutralise
UK
cancel out
put at risk
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
throw a spanner in the works
balls up
rain on someone's parade
work against
render ineffective
more ❯
Verb
▲
To frustrate or foil, especially the hopes or expectations of someone
dash
thwart
foil
frustrate
check
baulk
UK
baffle
scotch
circumvent
balk
US
scupper
disappoint
confound
bilk
undo
dish
queer
blight
dampen
chill
cloud
put the kibosh on
wreak havoc with
burst bubble
forestall
prevent
obstruct
curb
derail
impede
hinder
block
stop
ruin
restrain
stand in the way of
spoil
stymie
counter
inhibit
halt
defeat
hamper
nullify
disrupt
put paid to
repress
avert
stonewall
bar
upset
outwit
interfere with
hold back
do for
put the stopper on
nip in the bud
hold up
arrest
hamstring
interrupt
fetter
interfere
encumber
sabotage
oppose
cramp
get out of
escape
prohibit
evade
beat
bypass
stave off
circumnavigate
counteract
defend against
deflect
head off
restrict
steer clear of
crimp
sidestep
retard
interdict
skirt
limit
ward off
crash
keep lid on
trammel
wreck
stall
shut out
take down
stump
ditch
take wind out of
hold off
juke
avoid
unsettle
neutralize
US
contravene
debar
snooker
scuttle
obviate
invalidate
discomfit
suppress
repel
squash
deter
nobble
repulse
rattle
checkmate
parry
neutralise
UK
counterplot
blank
cross
bury
mess up
put a spoke in someone's wheel
put the mockers on
foul up
cause setback
screw up
get the better of
upset the applecart
put end to
put a stop to
beat down
louse up
take wind out of sails
smash
cripple
crab
stifle
hobble
negate
quash
root
snafu
give the slip
cancel
offset
annul
buck
traverse
shipwreck
put an end to
put the lid on
cramp one's style
throw monkey wrench in
cook someone's goose
play off
queer someone's pitch
spike someone's guns
divert
clobber
throw a spanner in the works
finish
halt in its tracks
throw a monkey wrench in the works
spike
disconcert
throw a curve
confuse
make an end of
bring to a close
stultify
put the damper on
put a damper on
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
take the wind out of your sails
crush
overcome
preclude
banjax
crool
lick
forbid
hang up
put a brake on
give the run around
dash one's hope
more ❯
Verb
▲
To forcibly put an end to
suppress
repress
check
subdue
quash
quell
stop
squash
crush
squelch
extinguish
end
silence
overcome
halt
kill
terminate
destroy
arrest
inhibit
abolish
defeat
annihilate
conquer
stem
quench
overpower
vanquish
overwhelm
interrupt
bury
discontinue
overthrow
cow
bottle
clamp
dominate
shush
spike
trample
crack down on
put down
snuff out
put an end to
stamp out
clamp down on
put the lid on
slap down
cut off
block out
put out
beat down
trample on
triumph over
drive underground
hold in
hold down
keep in
keep inside
sit on
bring to naught
put kibosh on
put lid on
withhold
nip in the bud
put a stop to
rein in
curb
stifle
control
restrain
smother
reduce
moderate
dull
deaden
get rid of
contain
lessen
thwart
frustrate
wipe out
subjugate
muffle
put the kibosh on
blunt
diminish
mitigate
dampen
clobber
damp
lower
beat
finish
strangle
tone down
oppress
hold back
demolish
rout
allay
bridle
keep in check
constrain
temper
soften
decrease
mute
alleviate
mellow
eliminate
master
break
extirpate
damp down
scotch
wreck
ruin
devastate
keep the lid on
bear down on
shut down
govern
snow under
assuage
blot out
depress
calm
mollify
still
ease
swallow
lick
eradicate
tranquilize
US
gag
cool
humble
hinder
limit
curtail
lighten
fight back
quieten
keep back
choke back
swamp
whelm
prostrate
overmaster
floor
tranquillise
UK
obliterate
hold in check
bottle up
keep under control
get under control
quelch
ice
cork up
button up
crack down
take the edge off
banish
grind down
weed out
blow away
force down
bring someone to their knees
benumb
queer
numb
chill
cauterize
US
soothe
torpedo
fight
appease
cauterise
UK
relieve
exterminate
palliate
expunge
settle
lull
remove
tread
subordinate
scupper
throttle
clamp down
cushion
sate
obstruct
abate
bring to screeching halt
shatter
stymie
foil
smash
slake
block
dash
attenuate
bring under the yoke
put the squeeze on
bring to heel
tread on
pour cold water on
gain mastery over
throw cold water on
gain control over
nix
scuttle
spoil
conceal
blow
dispel
sink
knock out
buttress
submerge
rise above
choke off
hide
absorb
pocket
staunch
deflate
harsh
put paid to
regulate
mess up
hold
measure
bring to an end
slow down
rule
keep
soak up
put a damper on
bite back
make less active
discipline
pacify
gentle
bite one's lip
reclaim
bust
dispirit
sap
tame
scrunch
trash
squish
pull in
get the better of
deject
dismay
trouble
ail
dishearten
demoralize
US
water down
get a grip on
discourage
devitalize
daunt
upset
shake
sadden
keep a lid on
bother
weary
perturb
distress
debilitate
chagrin
tyrannize
US
quieten down
persecute
weigh down
demoralise
UK
cast down
bum out
intimidate
subject
abuse
cast a pall over
maltreat
wrong
domineer over
keep down
rule with a rod of iron
tyrannize over
rule with an iron hand
tyrannise
UK
more ❯
Verb
▲
To disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief
demolish
discredit
rebut
refute
disprove
controvert
invalidate
debunk
negate
confute
contradict
belie
disconfirm
confound
deny
bust
challenge
squelch
squash
undermine
undo
shoot down
shoot full of holes
blow sky-high
prove wrong
give the lie to
prove false
blow out of the water
put an end to
do for
drive a coach and horses through
call into question
poke holes in
throw out
negative
falsify
explode
break
quash
gainsay
overthrow
expose
defeat
shoot down in flames
show to be false
blow sky high
set aside
oppugn
silence
vanquish
subvert
counter
shut up
put down
knocks props out from under
bring to naught
knock the bottom out of
prove to be false
cross
destroy
impugn
contravene
traverse
weaken
knock props out
find unfounded
blow up
be at odds with
make a nonsense of
shoot holes in
tear down
knock bottom out of
dispute
repudiate
disaffirm
oppose
disavow
disclaim
reject
question
disown
disallow
contest
argue
disagree with
debate
query
object to
puncture
deflate
disagree
answer
call in question
take issue with
protest against
discount
fly in the face of
impeach
address
disbelieve
nullify
thumbs down
declare untrue
dissent from
doubt
raise doubts about
show up
argue about
show to be wrong
take exception to
cast doubt on
prove to be wrong
quibble over
poke full of holes
have bone to pick
discuss
annihilate
deceive
compromise
counterbalance
ridicule
discard
resist
prove unsound
fight
go against
conflict with
withstand
prove impossible
put paid to
pick holes in
combat
buck
cancel
naysay
cut down to size
counteract
show in its true light
run counter to
reverse
call in
cancel out
argue with
say the opposite of
render meaningless
retort
brush aside
confront
refuse to accept
give lie to
respond
backtalk
pooh-pooh
deflect
put under suspicion
shake one's faith in
uncover
unmask
render null and void
examine
moot
altercate
canvass
bandy
nail
contend
crush
canvas
wrangle
counterclaim
set straight
argue against
pettifog
humble
throw light on
catch out
parry
flatten
contend over
interrogate
inquire
US
pick a bone
dissent against
hammer away at
quibble about
put up argument
differ with
agitate against
denounce
ruin
erode
prick
reduce
litigate
defend against
plead against
retaliate against
test
investigate
pick an argument with
argue the pros and cons of
give thumbs down to
declare to be untrue
bandy words concerning
wonder about
take a stand against
have an argument about
remonstrate
accost
enquire
UK
defend oneself against
take down a peg
knock bottom out
knock props from under
take wind out of sails
call out
demur against
disapprove of
demur about
be a dissenter from
throw down
call one's bluff
retract
rebuff
disacknowledge
recant
backpedal
spurn
withsay
take back
not buy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause disarray or disorganization in the order of
upset
disorder
disturb
confuse
disorganize
unsettle
change
derange
disarrange
disarray
discompose
dishevel
disjoint
dislocate
disrupt
jumble
muddle
unbalance
hash
rummage
scramble
shuffle
spoil
tousle
mess up
muss
reorder
reverse
rumple
slop
slosh
subvert
tilt
turn
mix up
throw into disorder
turn inside-out
put out of order
tumble
clutter
ruffle
confound
scatter
muss up
make untidy
tangle
turn upside down
perturb
make a mess of
throw into disarray
mix
entangle
mess
complicate
make a shambles of
turn topsy-turvy
foul up
snarl up
agitate
embroil
displace
muddy
snarl
untidy
ravel
throw into confusion
jumble up
get out of order
derail
discreate
disperse
muck
muddle up
toss
bungle
botch
perplex
put out of place
bring into disorder
snafu
get into a tangle
make disorderly
muck up
destabilize
US
distemper
riffle
rattle
shake
throw
interfere
misplace
wreck
bother
bring into disarray
intermix
throw into a state of disorganization
shift
rearrange
mistake
convulse
strew
reorganize
US
make a mess
discombobulate
mingle
reorganise
UK
transpose
gum up
discommode
misarrange
destabilise
UK
put in disarray
throw into chaos
break up
foul
muff
fumble
blunder
knock off balance
shift about
break down
change the order
break the deck
throw off
stir up
psych out
louse up
convolute
complexify
obfuscate
obscure
sophisticate
complex
mire
embarrass
thwart
involve
intricate
twist
elaborate
interweave
embellish
bedevil
make difficult
make intricate
set hurdles
make more difficult
make difficulties
screw up
make complex
make complicated
render unintelligible
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make drastic changes to
shake up
overhaul
revamp
transform
rejig
revise
update
improve
modify
reconstruct
rejigger
remodel
reorganise
UK
reorganize
US
restructure
rework
alter
rethink
change drastically
clean out
clean up
cause revolution
turn upside down
break with past
clear out
make a clean sweep
modernize
US
modernise
UK
reshape
refashion
change
recast
metamorphose
remould
UK
transmute
reform
transfigure
remold
US
break with the past
make far-reaching changes in
revolutionize
US
transmogrify
innovate
revolutionise
UK
stir up
alter dramatically
repair
recondition
renovate
rebuild
mend
refit
refurbish
adjust
fix up
patch up
restore
service
maintain
patch
fix
give facelift
retread
fine tune
redo
fiddle with
realign
do up
fettle
doctor
tune up
renew
rearrange
readjust
amend
mold
US
remake
edit
redesign
tweak
adapt
restyle
morph
reorient
modulate
retool
reorder
refine
reorientate
reshuffle
make over
reconstitute
make alterations to
tailor
make adjustments to
reconfigure
mould
UK
fashion
rehash
translate
regenerate
regulate
rectify
tune
redraft
convert
mutate
evolve
temper
vary
transpose
moderate
upgrade
customize
US
redevelop
develop
permutate
make innovations
permute
freshen up
affect
customise
UK
replace
diversify
reconcile
commute
warp
turn around
tamper with
do over
tamper
emendate
review
order
rewrite
remix
alternate
redress
shuffle
become different
arrange
make different
reword
juggle
transubstantiate
shape
diverge
alchemize
shift
metamorphosize
rehabilitate
transmorph
interchange
switch over
turn over new leaf
turn the tables
turn
denature
cook
turn the corner
change completely
recalibrate
shift gears
correct
transfer
switch
sing different tune
more ❯
Verb
▲
To go or sink underground or underwater
submerse
submerge
plunge
subside
capsize
fall
swamp
decline
depress
descend
dig
disappear
drill
droop
drop
flounder
founder
lower
plummet
run
sag
scuttle
set
settle
slope
slump
stoop
drown
ebb
go down
go to the bottom
cast down
cave in
touch bottom
sink
go under
gravitate
sediment
lay
precipitate out
be lost at sea
be swamped
wreck
be lost
go to bottom
go to Davy Jones's locker
be submerged
collapse
tumble
dive
crash
nosedive
crater
come down
pitch
dip
crumple
fall down
crumble
flop
drop down
stumble
buckle
topple
cascade
skid
fall back
give
slouch
go
break
flump
yield
loll
recede
give way
fall in
topple over
break down
give in
plop oneself
plonk oneself
tumble down
trip
settle down
slide
fold
spiral
slip
precipitate
duck
drift down
be precipitated
run down
fall prostrate
move down
ground
slide down
plop
fall flat
go under the surface
dunk
fall headlong
go downwards
come downwards
dip beneath the horizon
go lower
shatter
implode
disintegrate
wilt
succumb
come apart
fall to pieces
fall apart at the seams
break apart
fall apart
give out
go out
bellyflop
abate
retrocede
fall away
flow back
get lower
sink back
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take violent action against an established government or ruler
revolt
rebel
mutiny
resist
riot
insurrect
rise
oppose
defy
arise
strike
renounce
overthrow
rise up
be insubordinate
turn against
oppose authority
disobey authority
resist authority
defy authority
take up arms
take to the streets
refuse to obey orders
take part in an uprising
show resistance
take up arms against
make waves
rock the boat
get out of line
rage against the machine
demonstrate
rampage
mount a rebellion
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
dissent
run amok
break with
run riot
protest
agitate
fight
disobey
go against
rise against
remonstrate
denounce
take on
mount the barricades
come out against
take part in an insurrection
campaign
rally
take a stand
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
defy the authorities
mobilise
UK
march against
stand up to
mobilize
US
insurge
revolute
struggle
face down
rise up against
man the barricades
rise in opposition
combat
secede
fight in the streets
refuse to obey
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or state of being turned over or upside-down
inversion
reversal
capsizal
flip
flipping
subversion
turning upside down
“Investigators are still trying to determine the reason for the
overturn
of the boat.”
Noun
▲
A person's ruin or downfall
undoing
ruin
downfall
destruction
collapse
defeat
ruination
end
bane
failure
disgrace
death
overthrow
wreck
nemesis
labefaction
catastrophe
smash
blow
doom
humiliation
reverse
calamity
shame
reversal
accident
adversity
blunder
casualty
destroyer
difficulty
error
fault
grief
misadventure
miscalculation
mischance
mishap
slip
stumble
trial
trip
visitation
annihilation
toppling
unseating
Waterloo
loss of power
bad luck
faux pas
fall
demise
breakdown
crash
decline
descent
flameout
comeuppance
degradation
comedown
road to ruin
cropper
loss of status
enemy
curse
scourge
affliction
blight
kiss of death
demotion
downgrading
down
dissolution
subversion
downer
disestablishment
vanquishing
subjugation
rout
debasement
degeneracy
declination
declension
degeneration
conquest
ousting
devolution
deterioration
ending
humbling
belittlement
mortification
decadence
elimination
eclipse
deposition
flop
letdown
pratfall
dive
discomfiture
debacle
break-up
reality check
lowering of status
loss of face
loss of prosperity
rack and ruin
disintegration
crumbling
wrecking
perishing
buckling
giving way
crumpling
cave-in
yielding
falling apart
smashup
subsidence
crackup
falling down
falling
falling to pieces
more ❯
Noun
▲
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system
revolution
rebellion
revolt
rising
uprising
insurgency
mutiny
insurrection
coup
insurgence
overthrow
subversion
disorder
outbreak
protest
putsch
reform
riot
rioting
sedition
strike
anarchy
insubordination
jacquerie
plot
bloodshed
change
foment
row
strife
tumult
turbulence
turmoil
unrest
uproar
violence
coup d'état
regime change
act of defiance
act of resistance
seizure of power
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
disobedience
defiance
upheaval
resistance
civil disorder
civil disobedience
agitation
dissent
takeover
fighting in the streets
treason
schism
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
dissension
coup d'etat
rabble-rousing
palace revolution
opposition
defection
disturbance
displeasure
demonstration
struggle
raging against the machine
ousting
deposition
bloodless coup
sabotage
troublemaking
treachery
provocation
incitement
fomentation
subversiveness
destabilization
US
inflaming
undermining
disruption
destabilisation
UK
disloyalty
trouble-making
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
disaffection
breach
violent protest
destructive protest
riotous protest
violent demonstration
violent rally
violent demo
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