Synonyms for topple
ˈtɒp əltop·ple

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1. tumble, toppleverb

   fall down, as if collapsing

   "The tower of the World Trade Center tumbled after the plane hit it"

   Synonyms:
   twig, latch on, catch on, crumple, whirl around, whirl, get onto, get it, collapse, crumble, cotton on, tumble, tip, get wise, break down

2. topple, tumble, tipverb

   cause to topple or tumble by pushing

   Synonyms:
   whirl around, lean, tippytoe, tip off, bung, get onto, catch on, tip, break down, collapse, tiptoe, latch on, fee, tilt, cotton on, whirl, crumble, get it, tumble, tap, twig, angle, crumple, get wise, slant

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1. toppleverb

   Synonyms:
   fall (top foremost), tumble down, topple over, topple down

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1. List of paraphrases for "topple":

   overthrow, toppling, overthrowing, oust, overturn, unseat, reverse

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How to use topple in a sentence?

1. David Cook:

   Pensions are bullet proof, absent divine intervention, they are nearly impossible to topple.This is frustrating.

2. Steve Biegun:

   President Trump is ready to end this war. It is over. It is done, we are not going to invade North Korea. We are not seeking to topple the North Korean regime.

3. Fabio Valentini:

   Venezuela, today, is in a far worse situation than last year. The economy is in crisis. Crime is worse. Our aim is not to topple the regime, but to demand rights and changes to failed policies.

4. Sheikh Yahya:

   Marches, protests, unrest and all the tools used in democracies to topple leaders are illicit in Islam.

5. Lloyd Austin:

   Putin thought that he could easily topple Kyiv’s democratically elected government. He thought that the wider world would let him get away with it. He thought that our unity would splinter, but he was wrong – on each and every count.