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To cause to become physically weaker

To overcome with mental or emotional stress

To fall on one's knees, especially in submission

To cause someone to fall to the ground

To bow or bend one's body before someone as a sign of respect or deference

To forcefully or violently subdue (opposition or a rebellion)

To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)

To diminish the confidence or courage of

To cause severe and extensive damage to

To weaken an armed opposition, such as a military or army

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Verb

To cause to become physically weaker

makes powerless

brings someone to their knees

takes it out of

wears to a frazzle

puts out of action

saps your strength

confines to bed

saps the strength of

clips one's wings

removes the sting from

deprives of force

reduces the powers of

hospitalises^UK

confines to a wheelchair

hospitalizes^US

wears oneself to a shadow

wears oneself to a frazzle

runs into the ground

drains of energy

destabilizes^US

destabilises^UK

interferes with

puts the kibosh on

causes detriment to

has a bad effect on

causes weariness

pulls the rug out from under

handles roughly

does mischief to

takes the edge off

wreaks havoc on

throws a monkey wrench into

puts out of commission

queers the pitch of

throws a spanner in the works

gives a hard time

pokes full of holes

drags through the mud

cramps one's style

throws a monkey wrench in the works of

stands in the way of

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“No one could be sure if Coleridge would actually finish his projects or if some psychosomatic or drug-related illness would prostrate him for weeks or months.”

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To overcome with mental or emotional stress

knocks sideways

knocks the stuffing out of

leaves speechless

sweeps someone off their feet

blows your mind

takes your breath away

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“She suffered long periods of melancholy that would prostrate her for weeks.”

Verb

To fall on one's knees, especially in submission

“I wish to see him prostrate himself before me and pledge me servitude.”

Verb

To cause someone to fall to the ground

knocks to the ground

throws to the ground

knocks unconscious

brings to the ground

catches off balance

knocks into the middle of next week

hurls to the ground

knocks off your feet

turns topsy-turvy

turns upside down

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“Like an awkward swordsman, he suddenly finds himself wounded by the blow, beneath which he expected to prostrate his opponent.”

Verb

To bow or bend one's body before someone as a sign of respect or deference

Verb

To forcefully or violently subdue (opposition or a rebellion)

brings someone to their knees

brings under the yoke

puts the squeeze on

nips in the bud

puts the kibosh on

puts the lid on

brings to an end

keeps under control

gains mastery over

brings to screeching halt

throws cold water on

pours cold water on

gains control over

puts the stopper on

brings to a stop

brings to a halt

gets the better of

gains control of

strangles at birth

keeps the lid on

gets under control

drives underground

brings to naught

comes down on like a ton of bricks

comes down heavily on

takes severe measures against

takes stern measures against

comes down hard on

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To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)

declares null and void

renders invalid

renders null and void

knocks something on the head

brings to an end

makes ineffective

makes null and void

gives the thumbs down to

does a U-turn on

counterbalances

puts the lid on

rides roughshod over

tramples underfoot

wipes off the face of the earth

wipes off the map

wipes from the face of the earth

turns thumbs down

runs counter to

interferes with

flies in the face of

disacknowledges

puts the kibosh on

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To diminish the confidence or courage of

Verb

To cause severe and extensive damage to

leaves in ruins

wreaks havoc on

leaves desolate

razes to the ground

wipes off the map

blows to pieces

reduces to ruins

wipes off the face of the earth

knocks to pieces

wipes from the face of the earth

tears to pieces

plays mischief with

commits genocide

cuts a swath through

removes all traces of

wipes off face of earth

destroys root and branch

destroys by fire

reduces to ashes

burns to the ground

burns to a crisp

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To weaken an armed opposition, such as a military or army

demilitarises^UK

demilitarizes^US

renders defenceless

deprives of arms

makes powerless

takes weapons from

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