toppled
ˈtɒpəld
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Definition of toppled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
collapsefallen over or collapsed
  • The toppled tree blocked the road.
fallen overturned
2.
politicsoverthrown from power or position
  • The toppled government struggled to regain control.
deposed ousted overthrown
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Origin of toppled

English, topple (to fall) + -ed (past tense)

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vulnerable
capable of being overthrown or toppled

Examples of toppled in a sentence

  • A toppled fence marked the boundary.
  • The toppled regime left a power vacuum.

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  1. French:abattu, renversé, ...
  2. German:umgestürzt, gestürzt, ...
  3. Italian:caduto, rovesciato, ...
  4. Spanish:derribado, derrocado, ...
  5. Portuguese:derrubado, destituído, ...
  6. Chinese:倒塌的, 被推翻的, ...
  7. Japanese:倒れた, 打倒された, ...
  8. Arabic:مَنْكُوب, مُطاح بِهِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:כָּרוּת, מוּדַח, ...
  10. Russian:упавший, свергнутый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перекинутий, повалений, ...
  12. Hindi:गिरा हुआ, अपदस्थ, ...
topple
ˈtɒpəl

Definition of topple - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
pushtr.cause something to fall by pushingtr.
  • The wind toppled the old tree.
overturn upend
2.
unstableintr.fall over due to instabilityintr.
  • The stack of books toppled over.
collapse fall tumble
3.
politicstr.overthrow a government or leadertr.
  • The rebels aimed to topple the dictator.
dethrone overthrow
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fall from an upright position to the ground
The vase toppled over and shattered.
remove someone from a position of control or leadership
The rebels managed to topple from power the long-standing dictator.

Origin of topple

Middle English, top (to overturn) + -le (frequentative suffix)

Examples of topple in a sentence

  • He tried to topple the stack of boxes with a push.
  • The wind caused the tree to topple.
  • Careful, or the vase might topple from the shelf.
  • The coup attempt failed to topple the regime.
  • Protesters gathered to topple the corrupt government.

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  1. French:renverser, détrôner, ...
  2. German:umstürzen, umkippen, ...
  3. Italian:abbattere, cadere, ...
  4. Spanish:derribar, caer, ...
  5. Portuguese:derrubar, cair, ...
  6. Chinese:推倒, 倒下, ...
  7. Japanese:倒す, 倒れる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَسْقَطَ, سَقَطَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפִּיל, לְהִתְמוֹטֵט, ...
  10. Russian:опрокидывать, опрокидываться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звалити, перекинутися, ...
  12. Hindi:गिरा देना, गिर पड़ना, ...

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