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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 fall down, especially after losing one's balance
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 destroy by, or as if by, an explosion
To make drastic changes to
To knock someone or something down or over
To cover completely with water
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
undo
avoid
disannul
dissolve
axe
UK
do away with
abate
vitiate
scrap
ax
US
stop
strike down
null
kill
roll back
terminate
put an end to
annihilate
end
wipe out
eliminate
scrub
obliterate
ditch
reject
dump
neutralize
US
render invalid
drop
render null and void
neutralise
UK
eradicate
discontinue
erase
abort
dismantle
remove
refuse
renege
disclaim
disestablish
get rid of
offset
call off
unmake
stamp out
knock something on the head
bring to an end
abandon
renounce
disaffirm
discharge
dismiss
suppress
defeat
extinguish
discard
liquidate
backtrack on
waive
exterminate
prohibit
extirpate
outvote
block
destroy
forbid
chop
subvert
deracinate
supersede
abjure
squash
call back
finish
zap
blackball
cancel out
black out
finish off
cry off
rub out
snuff out
give the chop
blot out
make null and void
make ineffective
put a stop to
root out
put down
give the thumbs down to
turn down
lift
discount
retreat
suspend
break off
back-pedal on
renege on
scratch
vote down
go back on
torpedo
go against
revert
watergate
shelve
give up
knock out
do in
do a U-turn on
bottle up
cork up
make void
shut down
hush up
divorce
sever
weaken
undermine
put damper on
quell
dominate
flout
prevail
defy
predominate
dispatch
put the lid on
trample underfoot
ride roughshod over
unfit
impair
circumduct
X-out
counterbalance
disqualify
counteract
reorganize
US
reorganise
UK
wind down
render void
call
trample upon
backpedal
massacre
slaughter
butcher
decimate
blow sky-high
render meaningless
forget
backwater
waste
contravene
oppose
countercheck
frustrate
ding
belie
disprove
redress
impugn
traverse
stonewall
cross
wipe from the face of the earth
put paid to
wipe off the map
wipe off the face of the earth
take out
turn thumbs down
break with
fly in the face of
weasel out
wangle out
pull the plug
back out of
crawl out of
ban
bar
debar
embargo
proscribe
disown
rebuff
disavow
throw
say no to
exclude
taboo
preclude
zing
censor
outlaw
disacknowledge
pass on
keep back
shut out
expunge
efface
delete
squelch
excise
trash
junk
jettison
inhibit
shed
sweep away
dispense with
clean up
put the kibosh on
close down
put kibosh on
unload
dispose of
chuck
cast off
cut
throw away
cast aside
cashier
toss
get shot of
shuck off
slough off
fling off
fling away
bin
lose
eighty-six
deep-six
get shut of
cast away
exorcize
US
exorcise
UK
omit
pitch
disburden
eject
lay by
chuck out
throw on the scrapheap
chuck away
write off
disregard
ignore
offload
take away
dispose
cut out
banish
slough
cast
throw off
have done with
clear out
shake off
toss out
empty
unlade
relinquish
tip
expel
pull the plug on
can
throw overboard
toss aside
cross out
pass over
let drop
empty out
see the back of
off-load
let fall
tip out
shrug off
drain
dispel
deny
forswear
forgo
moult
UK
overlook
exuviate
postpone
molt
US
clear
blue pencil
forsake
cull
disgorge
unburden
forget about
yield
slip
chuck in
ink out
put off
pour out
part with
free oneself of
put away
block out
weed out
strike out
blue-pencil
peel off
thrust aside
rid oneself of
lay aside
abnegate
bleep
pack in
call a halt to
counterorder
phase out
release
give the boot
take off
pull back
draw back
withcall
unsay
call in
purge
dispossess
grandfather
mothball
turf
rub
declare invalid
blank out
x out
stroke out
put a line through
edit out
X out
white out
put on ice
unhand
deposit
chase
evict
extrude
shuck
doff
surrender
let go
loosen one's hold on
loose one's hold on
exfoliate
unship
renig
back out
worm out
opt out
stand down
throw over
sluff
peel
score out
subtract
devolve
distribute
delegate
spurn
flake
mew
disencumber
flake off
skin
scale
lighten
unpack
dissipate
leave
debark
relieve
disperse
dislodge
scout
relegate
despise
hurl
take a load off
throw over the side
rid
heave
break bulk
maroon
brush off
kiss off
pay no heed to
gloss over
think no more of
pay no attention to
take no notice of
put out of your mind
laugh away
scatter
drop off
throw aside
brush aside
turn a blind eye to
leave out
rule out
shut the door on
assassinate
murder
execute
slay
whack
snuff
croak
demolish
knock off
take the life of
stiff
put to death
top
end the life of
recycle
decommission
wreck
retire
consign to scrap heap
put out to pasture
break up
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
displace
remove
dismiss
remove from office
drum out
discharge
uncrown
unthrone
deprive
unmake
defrock
throw out
expel
upset
usurp
subvert
evict
discrown
boot out
get rid of
drive out
force out
turf out
kick out
bring about the downfall of
give someone the boot
cashier
fire
sack
disestablish
degrade
can
unsettle
unhorse
bring low
show the door
replace
dissolve
undo
tumble
demote
downgrade
axe
UK
remove from power
bounce
impeach
unfrock
ax
US
chuck
chuck out
break
strip of rank
give heave-ho
send packing
freeze out
buck
throw
give someone the push
throw out on your ear
run out of town
ride out on rail
give someone their marching orders
out
hurl to the ground
discard
disenthrone
disthrone
turn out
triumph
overwhelm
retire
bump
release
lay off
pink-slip
let go
terminate
boot
make redundant
muster out
disrate
lower
give the heave-ho
give notice to
relegate
declass
disqualify
disfrock
disbar
pink slip
shelve
disemploy
turn off
give someone their notice
give the old heave-ho
give someone the bullet
give someone their cards
give walking papers
give someone the sack
succeed
dispel
vanquish
humble
bust
reduce
purge
come after
bench
crowd out
suspend
drop
pension
deselect
recall
furlough
depone
step into the shoes of
give the bum's rush
lower in rank
kick downstairs
declare redundant
give the sack to
reduce in rank
hand walking papers
give the ax
let out
give the gate
kick down the ladder
give notice
give someone the big E
wash out
shut out
turn away
give someone the pink slip
give warning
give the elbow
push out
vote someone out
excommunicate
vote out
conquer
seize power
remove by force
turf
dehire
unhire
shed
put away
give someone his or her walking papers
eliminate
move
transfer
overpower
overrun
give one's cards
give pink slip
give bum's rush
give marching orders
take down a peg
lower in status
reduce in importance
reposition
abolish
subjugate
shift
evacuate
pull
relocate
expunge
detach
ship
budge
abstract
dislocate
subdue
debar
ditch
dump
override
take down
see the back of
outplace
uproot
put an end to
deprive of office
cut out
take out
throw someone out on their ear
devalue
wrench out
cast out
give someone their P45
give the chop
show the gate to
kiss off
give someone the air
pay off
give someone his
bin off
move down
reduce to the ranks
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
flip
reverse
tip
fall over
roll over
tip up
turn
push over
sink
list
founder
heel over
lean over
twist
spin
fall
slip
pitch
cartwheel
turn down
knock
pitch over
tumble over
lose your balance
knock down
take a tumble
lose your footing
tump over
be upended
put bottom up
turn round
fell
deck
flatten
level
floor
down
drop
tear down
bowl down
bowl over
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
triumph
outperform
outmatch
rise above
give a drubbing to
transcend
exceed
eclipse
outdistance
outwit
spank
outgun
bash
put in the shade
run circles around
do better than
down
hurdle
cap
win over
hide
outsmart
belt
overtop
maul
batter
thump
bludgeon
thresh
outrival
grind down
leather
buffet
pass
be better than
come out on top
outpace
pummel
US
baste
roll
whale
slog
tower over
outstep
outhussle
do
curry
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
outrank
out-think
dwarf
upstage
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
be superior to
leave standing
outvie
leave
tower
tower above
walk away from
be head and shoulders above
leave behind
be a cut above
win the race
lather
cook one's goose
fix one's wagon
wipe off the mat
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fall down, especially after losing one's balance
topple
fall
tumble
drop
pitch
plunge
plummet
stumble
slip
trip
dive
collapse
capsize
slump
founder
lurch
stagger
tip
overbalance
keel
totter
falter
land
remove
teeter
unhorse
fall down
fall over
tip over
go down
fall headlong
nosedive
keel over
turn over
go head over heels
take a header
go belly up
hit the dirt
do a pratfall
faint
upturn
swoon
upset
turn upside down
pass out
roll over
black out
hurtle
fall down in a faint
conk out
lose consciousness
dip
sink
sprawl
skid
descend
crater
precipitate
ditch
crash
pancake
fall flat
crash-land
come a cropper
fall prostrate
splash down
flake out
go out
crumple
buckle
become unconscious
flop
trip over
topple over
fall unconscious
go out like a light
go
slide
go for six
pitch forward
take a dive
expire
take a spill
go headlong
cowp
tumble over
pratfall
check out
trip up
zone out
go end over end
face-plant
fall in a heap
succumb
take a nosedive
drop down
crack up
break down
bite the dust
come clattering down
tumble down
take a fall
have a fainting fit
fall in a faint
zonk out
crap out
slip into coma
draw a blank
sack out
go to sleep
nod off
drop off
doze off
fall asleep
feel lightheaded
faint away
weaken at the knees
feel giddy
be overcome
go weak at the knees
crumble
die
flatline
decease
exit
kick in
pass away
pop off
sink down
pass on
demise
peg out
depart
croak
perish
part
end
step out
kick off
give
yield
flatten
cave in
level
implode
lower oneself
fall end over end
measure one's length
prostrate oneself
fall head over heels
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
crab
cripple
quash
root
snafu
give the slip
stifle
hobble
negate
cancel
annul
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
finish
finish off
offset
buck
make an end of
bring to a close
clobber
divert
disconcert
spike
throw a curve
throw a spanner in the works
halt in its tracks
throw a monkey wrench in the works
put the damper on
put a damper on
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
crush
confront
crool
banjax
overcome
lick
forbid
preclude
conquer
put a brake on
hang up
dash one's hope
give the run around
render null and void
confuse
stultify
take the wind out of your sails
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
get rid of
moderate
deaden
contain
lessen
thwart
frustrate
wipe out
dull
reduce
put the kibosh on
muffle
blunt
diminish
mitigate
beat
damp
finish
rout
clobber
tone down
hold back
allay
bridle
keep in check
constrain
temper
soften
decrease
mute
alleviate
dampen
demolish
extirpate
lower
mellow
scotch
eliminate
keep the lid on
shut down
govern
assuage
calm
mollify
still
ease
strangle
master
swallow
lick
eradicate
tranquilize
US
gag
cool
hinder
limit
curtail
lighten
subjugate
fight back
damp down
quieten
keep back
choke back
tranquillise
UK
hold in check
bottle up
keep under control
get under control
cork up
button up
crack down
take the edge off
banish
weed out
benumb
numb
chill
scrunch
trash
squish
cauterize
US
soothe
torpedo
fight
appease
cauterise
UK
snow under
relieve
palliate
exterminate
expunge
settle
lull
remove
scupper
throttle
queer
clamp down
cushion
sate
obstruct
abate
bring to screeching halt
stymie
foil
blot out
slake
block
dash
attenuate
pour cold water on
gain mastery over
throw cold water on
gain control over
nix
scuttle
spoil
dispel
knock out
buttress
rise above
conceal
choke off
sink
absorb
depress
submerge
staunch
deflate
harsh
put paid to
regulate
hide
pocket
mess up
hold
measure
bring to an end
slow down
rule
keep
soak up
put a damper on
make less active
discipline
pacify
bite back
gentle
humble
reclaim
bust
bite one's lip
tame
pull in
get the better of
water down
get a grip on
keep a lid on
quieten down
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
repudiate
disaffirm
disavow
disclaim
reject
disown
disallow
dispute
oppose
contest
question
disagree with
argue
answer
debate
disacknowledge
show to be wrong
puncture
cancel
thumbs down
query
deflate
object to
disbelieve
cancel out
contend
crush
nullify
parry
retract
prove to be wrong
argue against
disagree
recant
show up
give thumbs down to
declare to be untrue
take a stand against
conflict with
run counter to
prove unsound
compromise
retort
deceive
respond
annihilate
backtalk
ridicule
deflect
discard
discount
prove impossible
put paid to
pick holes in
buck
counteract
cut down to size
convict
evert
top
abnegate
burn
reverse
go against
have bone to pick
show in its true light
call in question
say the opposite of
raise doubts about
pooh-pooh
burn down
dispose of
reply to
cast doubt on
counterclaim
put under suspicion
poke full of holes
shake one's faith in
render null and void
examine
address
moot
abjure
forswear
defend against
plead against
retaliate against
altercate
canvass
bandy
renounce
canvas
wrangle
eschew
defend oneself against
pettifog
refuse
renig
welsh
renege
contend over
argue about
give up
drop out
pick a bone
dissent against
quibble over
hammer away at
quibble about
put up argument
differ with
agitate against
wash your hands of
weasel out of
go back on your word
worm out of
pick an argument with
argue the pros and cons of
take issue with
protest against
bandy words concerning
wonder about
have an argument about
doubt
rebuff
backpedal
spurn
withsay
take exception to
declare untrue
take back
not buy
dissent from
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
perturb
turn upside down
throw into disarray
mix
make a mess of
tangle
mess
make a shambles of
turn topsy-turvy
agitate
complicate
displace
entangle
snarl
untidy
jumble up
foul up
throw into confusion
get out of order
snarl up
derail
embroil
discreate
disperse
muddy
muck
ravel
muddle up
toss
bungle
botch
bring into disorder
make disorderly
get into a tangle
put out of place
destabilize
US
distemper
shake
riffle
interfere
misplace
rattle
wreck
throw
wrinkle
crumple
bother
intermix
shift
rearrange
mistake
strew
reorganize
US
make a mess
discombobulate
mingle
bring into disarray
reorganise
UK
transpose
gum up
discommode
throw into a state of disorganization
misarrange
convulse
destabilise
UK
put in disarray
throw into chaos
foul
snafu
muff
fumble
blunder
knock off balance
perplex
shift about
change the order
break the deck
break up
throw off
stir up
psych out
louse up
break down
muck up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To destroy by, or as if by, an explosion
shatter
blast
demolish
destroy
ruin
wreck
blight
crush
devastate
dash
torpedo
banjax
blow
burst
disable
explode
nix
pop
scotch
smash
dish
impair
queer
scupper
blow up
do for
rattle
upset
wipe out
wreak havoc with
blow a hole in
bring to naught
bring to nought
put paid to
put the kibosh on
total
decimate
vaporize
US
extinguish
desolate
waste
annihilate
wrack
cream
nuke
raze
vaporise
UK
tear down
pull down
lay waste
rub out
do in
trash
defeat
level
overthrow
flatten
pulverize
US
topple
undo
reduce
pulverise
UK
knock down
lay in ruins
damage
bulldoze
ravage
excise
erase
remove
mar
expunge
obliterate
fell
efface
delete
unbuild
injure
desecrate
sabotage
break
sink
ruinate
bust
spoil
mangle
dilapidate
overwhelm
muller
disfigure
despoil
ravish
botch
destruct
tumble
disrupt
extirpate
defile
deface
bodge
poison
scourge
cruel
euchre
mutilate
maim
deplete
crash
dynamite
batter
zap
capsize
scatter
bomb
spill
subvert
unmake
break up
knock to pieces
mess up
foul up
strike out
break down
wipe from the face of the earth
tear up
blow down
mow down
throw down
scratch out
raze to the ground
cast down
bring to ruin
bring down
louse up
wreak havoc on
put out of commission
put out of action
reduce to nothing
bring to nothing
clean out
wreak havoc upon
leave desolate
reduce to rubble
leave in ruins
write off
make a mess of
screw up
harm
undermine
thwart
cripple
frustrate
stymie
vitiate
put an end to
foil
quash
play havoc with
hurt
hinder
end
muck up
quell
prevent
put the lid on
weaken
taint
compromise
dismantle
bring to an end
neutralize
US
put a stop to
throw a spanner in the works
incapacitate
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
nullify
blemish
neutralise
UK
crool
vandalize
US
tarnish
flaw
endamage
corrupt
crab
corrode
vandalise
UK
smash up
make a hash of
take out
hamper
scar
cancel out
eradicate
render ineffective
wound
jeopardize
US
threaten
stop
block
impoverish
obstruct
afflict
stain
debilitate
annul
prejudice
mangulate
kill
gut
sully
bloody
scathe
put at risk
smirch
jeopardise
UK
be detrimental to
interfere with
scorch
shock
sap
cross up
shake up
play merry hell with
balls up
do harm to
cause detriment to
negate
interrupt
terminate
attack
make of no use or value
dispatch
clobber
scuttle
destabilize
US
eliminate
bring about the downfall of
maul
abolish
finish
deteriorate
diminish
mess
bollix
endanger
detonate
suppress
abort
devitalize
depress
impede
enervate
be the ruination of
nip in the bud
imperil
smite
chastise
chasten
nick
besmirch
lay waste to
cook someone's goose
upset the applecart
intrude on
debase
wither
enfeeble
inconvenience
wrench
rupture
derail
put the skids under
invalidate
handle roughly
detract from
rough up
destabilise
UK
shipwreck
knock out
be the ruin of
shoot down
seal the doom of
prohibit
dump on
do mischief to
throw a monkey wrench into
halt
cease
counteract
blow to pieces
be prejudicial to
be disadvantageous to
decay
blow away
be deleterious to
take apart
run onto the rocks
damage beyond repair
pile up
crack up
wrack up
dash to pieces
sweep aside
be the end of
blow sky-high
put a damper on
glitch up
lame
bruise
deform
handicap
disfeature
blot
crack
dent
scratch
abuse
tear
dirty
knock
discolour
UK
lacerate
maltreat
gnaw
wrong
infect
split
rust
rot
discolor
US
burn
disintegrate
torpefy
knacker
bleach
fade
stab
pollute
contaminate
dislimb
disarm
bang up
wear away
tamper with
hit
pique
pain
wax
foul
drive a nail into the coffin of
do damage to
hack up
draw blood
make lame
knock the stuffing out of
have a negative effect on
have a negative impact on
knock for six
squelch
skin
crimp
cramp
craze
work against
rain on someone's parade
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
change
rearrange
reshuffle
adjust
reshape
refashion
rationalize
US
recast
rebuild
regroup
reorder
modernize
US
rationalise
UK
realign
change around
modernise
UK
interchange
redistribute
shuffle
jigger
change the line-up of
reallocate
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
reschedule
redeploy
recondition
renovate
mend
reorient
spring-clean
refit
refurbish
make adjustments to
make alterations to
fix up
patch up
restore
service
maintain
patch
fix
give facelift
retread
fine tune
redo
fiddle with
do up
fettle
doctor
tune up
renew
tidy up
move around
sort out
rehabilitate
rejuvenate
make over
redevelop
refresh
amend
upgrade
regenerate
remake
revitalize
US
reconstitute
bring up to date
revive
correct
revitalise
UK
redecorate
rehab
revivify
rectify
spruce
set right
tune
retouch
re-equip
vary
vamp up
recreate
spruce up
bring up to code
develop
regulate
reestablish
reanimate
recover
set to rights
edit
adapt
re-establish
make good
rebrand
breathe new life into
emend
restitute
touch up
redesign
tweak
redraft
face-lift
tart up
refurnish
convert
see to
resuscitate
restyle
put back together
reinstate
resurrect
settle
furbish
debug
put right
straighten out
bring into the twenty-first century
streamline
retool
rehash
contemporize
remaster
redeem
rekindle
fashion
recharge
freshen
recalibrate
customize
US
balance
better
reinforce
refreshen
redress
tailor
readjust
reinvigorate
smarten up
sort
customise
UK
give something a facelift
gussy up
give a face-lift
re-create
get into shape
put to rights
restore to working order
brighten up
turn around
bring back
put in order
recycle
give a new look to
rewrite
mutate
replace
redraw
set
reassemble
evolve
morph
reproduce
calibrate
technologize
normalize
US
remedy
gentrify
reorientate
transpose
refine
mold
US
translate
retrieve
vamp
fine-tune
do
modulate
cure
shape
go over
permutate
rescue
salvage
re-form
twiddle
right
reindustrialize
uplift
reconfigure
mould
UK
scrub
reawaken
reequip
kick-start
condition
piece together
normalise
UK
rewaken
rewake
set up
invigorate
US
do over
freshen up
make as good as new
square
exhilarate
envigorate
UK
straighten
put in working order
give a shot in the arm to
titivate
upcycle
reinstall
cover
makeover
remarket
make fit for use
relaunch
emendate
reerect
heal
lead into the twenty-first century
drag into the twenty-first century
march into the twenty-first century
inspirit
reenforce
get working again
kit out
fit out
produce
change radically
restart
stimulate
reinvent
check
give a facelift to
put back into its original condition
return to a former position
return to a former state
groom
tidy
strengthen
give a shot in the arm
raise from the dead
get something working
beautify
build again
make again
pimp up
pimp out
arrange
resolve
solve
order
accommodate
reconcile
conform
make tidy
posh up
make smarter
smarten
doll up
make neater
neaten
jazz up
enhance
standardize
US
get the latest version of
fit
beet
tinker
botch
clout
build up
doctor up
retune
check over
examine
avenge
ameliorate
align
coordinate
attune
put
organize
US
glue
cobble
spetch
ranter
ready
harmonize
US
sharpen
quadrate
focus
troubleshoot
grade
organise
UK
tighten
suit
harmonise
UK
dial back
make up for
recompense
shape up
make right
go straight
make better
reward
do justice
make amends for
set straight
launder
deal with
compensate for
bring into line
tailor-make
make conform
transubstantiate
diverge
alchemize
reclaim
metamorphosize
shift
buck up
pep up
make whole
perk up
work on
make well
standardise
UK
put new heart into
make younger
make young again
add some zest to
restore vitality to
give new life to
put new life into
put some spark into
make someone feel young again
give face lift to
affect
turn
denature
diversify
switch
warp
permute
cook
transfer
commute
give a maintenance check to
keep in good condition
change completely
switch over
shift gears
rephrase
rescript
turn the tables
turn the corner
sing different tune
make innovations
tamper with
turn over new leaf
reactivate
cleanse
clean
furnish
add
retrofit
install
US
instal
UK
render
cut
copy-edit
blue-pencil
more ❯
Verb
▲
To knock someone or something down or over
bowl over
fell
floor
upturn
prostrate
scatter
knock down
knock over
bring down
drop
level
down
mow down
upset
spill
deck
tip over
topple
bowl down
flatten
ground
strike down
lay low
knock to the ground
throw down
lay out
rugby-tackle
knock out
throw to the ground
KO
cut down
put down
knock into the middle of next week
bring to the ground
knock for six
run over
catch off balance
mow
pick off
take out
knock unconscious
upend
push over
tear down
capsize
grass
run down
overpower
trip
trip up
tackle
set down
overcome
throw
overthrow
poleax
knock off your feet
fall
beat down
lower
hit
strike
pull down
shoot down
tumble
punch
thump
Verb
▲
To cover completely with water
submerse
deluge
drown
engulf
flood
gulf
inundate
overflow
overwhelm
submerge
swamp
bore
capsize
couch
decline
demit
depress
descend
dig
disappear
drill
drive
droop
drop
ebb
excavate
fall
flounder
founder
lay
lower
plummet
plunge
ram
regress
run
sag
scuttle
set
settle
shipwreck
slope
slump
stab
stick
stoop
subside
thrust
wreck
bring down
cast down
cave in
force down
go down
let down
put down
tip over
touch bottom
go to the bottom
immerse
whelm
drench
overrun
sink
soak
bury
saturate
snow under
go under
consume
envelop
encompass
absorb
cover
crush
glut
swallow up
wet
pour over
wash out
suck
steep
overload
impregnate
slosh
debouch
overwater
overburden
beset
shower
slop
sediment
gravitate
dunk
snow
beflood
wash
waterlog
wash over
pour down on
choke
fill
precipitate out
run over
cover with water
sweep over
flow over
be lost
be lost at sea
be swamped
go to bottom
go to Davy Jones's locker
souse
sop
sluice
douse
flush
stream
pour
gush
overcome
overtake
engross
imbibe
surround
flood out
be submerged
collapse
tumble
dive
crash
nosedive
come down
pitch
crater
crumple
fall down
crumble
flop
drop down
stumble
buckle
topple
cascade
dip
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
duck
run down
fall prostrate
move down
ground
slide down
plop
fall flat
shatter
implode
disintegrate
wilt
succumb
come apart
fall to pieces
fall apart at the seams
break apart
fall apart
give out
go out
bellyflop
go under the surface
fall headlong
go downwards
come downwards
dip beneath the horizon
go lower
abate
retrocede
fall away
flow back
get lower
sink back
more ❯
Verb
▲
Take violent action against an established government or ruler
revolt
rebel
mutiny
riot
resist
rise
defect
rise up
arise
boycott
break
defy
insurrect
oppose
oppose authority
overthrow
renounce
show resistance
strike
take up arms
be insubordinate
defy authority
disobey authority
resist authority
drop out
make waves
opt out
turn against
refuse to obey orders
rock the boat
take part in an uprising
take up arms against
get out of line
take to the streets
demonstrate
rampage
mount a rebellion
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
run amok
dissent
run riot
break with
protest
agitate
fight
disobey
go against
rise against
remonstrate
denounce
take on
mount the barricades
come out against
take part in an insurrection
rally
take a stand
defy the authorities
campaign
mobilise
UK
march against
stand up to
mobilize
US
insurge
revolute
go on strike
kick over
struggle
face down
rise up against
man the barricades
refuse to obey
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
rise in opposition
fight in the streets
combat
secede
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or state of being turned over or upside-down
inversion
reversal
capsizal
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
defeat
destruction
downfall
overthrow
ruination
collapse
conquest
deposition
failure
ousting
toppling
unseating
vanquishing
annihilation
death
debasement
disgrace
elimination
end
shame
humiliation
labefaction
nemesis
reversal
Waterloo
accident
adversity
bane
blow
blunder
calamity
casualty
catastrophe
destroyer
difficulty
doom
error
fault
flaw
fumble
grief
misadventure
miscalculation
mischance
mishap
misstep
omission
reverse
slip
smash
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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
upheaval
defiance
disobedience
resistance
lawlessness
agitation
misrule
mob rule
unruliness
reign of terror
anarchism
civil disorder
civil disobedience
takeover
furore
UK
dissent
furor
US
terrorism
fighting in the streets
breach of the peace
coup d'etat
chaos
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
schism
treason
confusion
mayhem
mobocracy
rabble-rousing
ochlocracy
palace revolution
ousting
deposition
opposition
dissension
defection
displeasure
demonstration
disturbance
recalcitrance
bloodless coup
struggle
refusal to obey
refusal to obey orders
wildness
crime
criminality
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
power play
irresponsibility
disruption
trouble-making
destruction
ruin
lack of control
lack of restraint
pandemonium
defeat
destabilisation
UK
disorganization
US
troublemaking
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
provocation
incitement
fomentation
disorganisation
UK
inflaming
absence of government
disloyalty
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
rumpus
fighting
fracas
convulsion
discord
quarrel
affray
brawl
melee
tizzy
discombobulation
biffo
fight
aggro
scrimmage
wilding
shindig
entanglement
imbroglio
snafu
flap
fuss
shindy
bagarre
hoo-ha
argy-bargy
commotion
hullabaloo
ruckus
bedlam
maelstrom
hubbub
trouble
racket
bustle
havoc
frenzy
hurly-burly
madhouse
stir
ruction
madness
storm
ado
clamour
UK
clutter
babel
to-do
mix-up
clamor
US
all hell broken loose
helter-skelter
disarray
mess
hassle
din
kerfuffle
bother
noise
ballyhoo
disorderliness
clatter
hoopla
pother
blather
bluster
whirl
moil
welter
bobbery
foofaraw
squall
stew
williwaw
hurly
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corroboree
hurry
hurricane
coil
do
zoo
ferment
fun
brouhaha
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
hurry-scurry
hubble-bubble
intricacy
wild disarray
shambles
hue and cry
free-for-all
alarums and excursions
three-ring circus
ructions
muddle
jumble
disquietude
disquiet
muss
disorderedness
chaotic situation
disarrangement
derangement
confusedness
pell-mell
hell
utter confusion
scene of confusion
scramble
complication
dither
topsy-turviness
tumble
fray
bangarang
rumble
perturbation
entropy
consternation
craziness
jangle
roar
outburst
wilderness
rout
dislocation
haze
rampage
brannigan
slip-up
scene
all hell breaking loose
vandalism
shivaree
wingding
run-in
street fight
street fighting
violent disorder
mob violence
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