to defeat; to rout; to smash; to strike down and cause to collapse

To fall, crumble, or disintegrate; used for regimes, dynasties, or systems

to collapse or break down from being worn out; to be extremely exhausted from overwork

To exhaust someone or cause something to fail through persistent pressure, a heavy burden, or long-term strain; to drag down.

To collapse under pressure; used for physical objects breaking under weight or for a person's health or spirit being broken by stress or setbacks

loose and flimsy; not firm or solid

to hit with force and cause to collapse or shatter; to burst through or topple

to defeat, destroy, or cause to collapse completely, often used in the context of morale, spirit, or competition

to collapse or cave in (of a structure like a building, dam, or bridge); a collapse

To suddenly look unhappy, displeased, or stern; (of the face) to harden or sag.

to squash or crush something until it collapses

to topple, overthrow, or ruin someone or something; to cause someone to collapse or break down, often through deliberate harm or pressure

loose or slack in structure or arrangement; undisciplined in behavior or management

to blow up; to demolish with an explosion