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What is another word for
bring down
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Verb
To physically bring to the ground
To completely destroy
To overthrow or depose, especially someone or something powerful
To cause to be emotionally or mentally upset or despondent
To decrease in amount or degree
To financially cripple
To humble or bring someone down from a pedestal
To lower in standing, or to bring dishonor or shame to
To kill or cause death to someone
To cause a flying object to make a landing
To destroy, weaken or work against
To land on solid ground (after being in the water or air)
To end the life of, or defeat comprehensively
To cause (a ship) to sink
To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)
Noun
Great embarrassment and shame
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Verb
▲
To physically bring to the ground
drop
fell
deck
floor
level
lower
knock down
prostrate
tumble
knock over
pull down
cut down
mow down
throw down
lay low
shoot down
KO
flatten
down
bowl down
bowl over
topple
bring to the ground
chop
ground
throw to the ground
knock to the ground
hack down
throw
strike down
saw down
chop down
rugby-tackle
hew
raze
knock out
mow
cause to fall
lay out
put down
tackle
clear-cut
clear-fell
catch off balance
run down
run over
overpower
trip
trip up
set down
overcome
overthrow
hurl to the ground
shove
unbalance
upturn
overturn
scatter
sever
split
slice
cut
divide
saw
tear down
blow down
clear
blast
kayo
knock for six
hit
knock unconscious
upset
tip over
knock into the middle of next week
make unconscious
pick off
take out
upend
grass
push over
capsize
fall
spill
knock senseless
coldcock
do in
poleax
knock off your feet
beat down
strike
punch
thump
more ❯
“The wind began to blow with a vengeance that threatened to
bring down
the tall crane.”
Verb
▲
To completely destroy
destroy
wreck
shatter
smash
ruin
decimate
trash
devastate
annihilate
desolate
pulverise
UK
pulverize
US
ravage
break
nuke
torpedo
total
crush
vaporise
UK
vaporize
US
waste
demolish
dash
obliterate
tear down
rub out
bring to ruin
wipe out
blow up
reduce to ruins
blow to bits
blow to pieces
spoil
mar
sabotage
raze
scotch
scupper
blight
topple
cream
blow
desecrate
knock down
mess up
make a mess of
defeat
foul up
despoil
level
pull down
ruinate
louse up
botch
impair
injure
wrack
blow a hole in
nix
lay in ruins
bring to naught
bulldoze
do for
blast
overwhelm
flatten
screw up
sink
take apart
undo
bust
ravish
put the kibosh on
wreak havoc on
overthrow
unbuild
lay waste to
mess
break up
dismantle
disassemble
throw down
raze to the ground
damage
mangle
clean out
defile
reduce
deface
reduce to rubble
mutilate
bodge
poison
do in
dilapidate
scourge
muller
banjax
disfigure
reduce to nothing
maim
extinguish
bring to nothing
deplete
wreak havoc upon
cruel
dish
leave in ruins
lay waste
overturn
leave desolate
euchre
thwart
bring about the downfall of
foil
frustrate
harm
stymie
upset
cripple
undermine
queer
balls up
hamper
work against
hinder
put an end to
squelch
skin
crimp
cramp
impoverish
put at risk
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
neutralise
UK
rain on someone's parade
throw a spanner in the works
render ineffective
eradicate
quash
vitiate
play havoc with
cancel out
craze
subvert
neutralize
US
obstruct
muck up
more ❯
“A growing debt crisis in the region would threaten to
bring down
the entire global economy.”
Verb
▲
To overthrow or depose, especially someone or something powerful
overthrow
oust
depose
dethrone
unseat
topple
conquer
defeat
displace
humble
seize power
vanquish
defenestrate
overturn
supplant
remove from office
uncrown
eject
unthrone
remove
dismiss
discharge
dislodge
defrock
drum out
expel
deprive
unmake
discrown
throw out
give someone the boot
fire
sack
subvert
get rid of
kick out
unhorse
turf out
show the door
boot out
cashier
axe
UK
usurp
overcome
remove from power
ax
US
force out
evict
give someone the push
send packing
drive out
bring about the downfall of
give someone their marching orders
upset
can
disestablish
bounce
degrade
demote
impeach
downgrade
unsettle
do away with
strip of rank
bring low
destroy
crush
give heave-ho
replace
pink slip
remove by force
discard
disenthrone
out
disthrone
turn out
dissolve
undo
tumble
throw
hurl to the ground
buck
retire
let go
give notice to
give the bum's rush
bump
give the old heave-ho
declare redundant
debar
give the sack to
disbar
deprive of office
give someone their P45
give the heave-ho
ditch
lay off
give someone their cards
throw someone out on their ear
show the gate to
dump
make redundant
give the chop
give someone the bullet
overpower
overrun
put an end to
subdue
subjugate
unfrock
throw out on your ear
run out of town
chuck out
break
freeze out
chuck
ride out on rail
triumph
overwhelm
banish
exile
ostracize
US
cast out
ostracise
UK
deport
expulse
relegate
release
expatriate
pink-slip
muster out
excommunicate
terminate
purge
chase
turn off
push out
run off
cast off
exclude
disqualify
transport
boot
rout
disfrock
cut
disfellowship
disown
drop
sideline
marginalize
US
marginalise
UK
leave out
cut dead
thrust out
eliminate
reject
move
shelve
disemploy
suspend
transfer
shift
pension
deselect
recall
furlough
depone
evacuate
dislocate
invisibilize
bust
give the ax
let out
give the gate
give notice
wash out
give someone the air
shut out
cut out
give walking papers
give someone the sack
turn away
bin off
give warning
leave out in the cold
give the elbow
consign
vote out
vote someone out
extradite
extrude
repatriate
give someone his or her walking papers
give someone the pink slip
court martial
give a pink slip
snub
reposition
abolish
excuse
pack off
put out
give the 1-2-3
bundle off
isolate
ignore
pull
relocate
expunge
detach
nix
relieve of duty
supersede
lock out
ship
budge
abstract
ship out
cancel
shut the door on
knock out of the box
take down
see the back of
lower
clear
disrate
declass
devalue
empty
depopulate
unpeople
bench
fordrive
kick down the ladder
send away
remove from
reduce to the ranks
take away
clear from
kick downstairs
lower in rank
reduce in rank
move down
move out
sling out
ask to leave
fling out
force to leave
give the hook
drive away
heave out
give someone their notice
give someone the big E
kiss off
pay off
give someone his
more ❯
“Conrad actually laughed when he heard Azaleem's campaign plan to
bring down
the Emperor.”
Verb
▲
To cause to be emotionally or mentally upset or despondent
depress
deject
dispirit
sadden
discourage
distress
dismay
dishearten
daunt
afflict
upset
oppress
desolate
aggrieve
bother
perturb
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
shake
dampen
abase
ail
bug
faze
try
cast down
knock the wind out of
harsh one's mellow
crush
burden
weigh down
grieve
torment
dash
bum out
put a damper on
get down
harrow
trouble
disturb
agonize
US
hurt
vex
dampen spirits
break one's heart
harass
put into a funk
agonise
UK
make blue
burn up
pain
drag down
weigh heavily on
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
press
deplore
make one's heart bleed
cast a gloom on
down
cast a gloom upon
turn off
bring tears to your eyes
make sad
prey on
hang over
make gloomy
make desolate
take the heart out of
lie heavy on
make despondent
unnerve
chill
unman
deter
disappoint
cow
frustrate
sap
throw
subdue
damp
humble
enervate
undermine
humiliate
knock the stuffing out of
indispose
disincline
make downhearted
knock for six
make dejected
make someone fed up
put down
knock sideways
give someone the blues
disparage
weaken
worry
torture
mortify
concern
disconcert
irk
wound
agitate
sting
plague
gnaw at
stress
pester
discompose
discommode
annoy
get to
exasperate
nark
cause anguish to
fret
make miserable
strain
break the heart of
rile
make wretched
irritate
rack
gall
displease
hack off
chasten
cut to the quick
make unhappy
cause suffering to
haunt
affect
move
sear
reduce to tears
beat down
break someone's spirit
dash hopes
break someone's heart
injure
devastate
affront
shatter
floor
pierce
hit hard
drain
weary
perplex
drag
beat
darken
debilitate
dull
run down
tax
beset
dash the hopes of
nag
inconvenience
keep under
incommode
bedevil
harsh someone's mellow
overcharge
bear down
make someone's heart bleed
cause trouble to
dish it out
give it to
dish out
stick it to
touch
soften
arouse sympathy
arouse pity
tug at your heartstrings
tug at the heart
dampen someone's spirit
more ❯
“They were having a great time, and it seemed like nothing could ruin or
bring down
their mood.”
Verb
▲
To decrease in amount or degree
reduce
lessen
lower
decrease
diminish
minimise
UK
minimize
US
taper
deplete
ease
curtail
cut
limit
moderate
lighten
mitigate
scale down
cut back
cut down
quell
abate
alleviate
curb
dial down
downscale
temper
ax
US
axe
UK
drop
pare
roll back
slash
tone down
wind down
attenuate
clip
couch
decline
decrement
de-escalate
dent
relax
restrain
taper off
wane
cast down
degrade
depress
devaluate
downgrade
drop off
dry up
dwindle
ease off
ebb
erode
extenuate
make cutbacks in
mark down
minify
peter out
restrict
sink
slacken
slow down
tail off
take down
trim
trim back
trim down
whittle
amortise
UK
amortize
US
dilute
impair
make less
make smaller
qualify
step down
take the edge off
tighten
weaken
run down
whittle down
pare down
shave
shrink
prune
contract
round down
devalue
undervalue
slim down
depreciate
shorten
cheapen
discount
downsize
demote
ration
knock down
break
cut back on
write down
write off
level down
average down
repress
deflate
cut down on
shed
abridge
cause to fall
truncate
narrow
ease up on
put down
reduce greatly
subdue
damp down
stifle
get rid of
eliminate
confine
retrench
omit
delete
remove
salami-slice
whittle away
take off
make reductions in
rein in
deduct
subtract
disgrade
drive down
demerit
lower in rank
lower in status
abase
humble
relegate
demean
belittle
dismiss
declass
bump
humiliate
set back
revert
debase
denigrate
reduce to the ranks
crush
snub
tear down
lower the status of
disgrace
kick downstairs
bring low
cut down to size
shame
disrate
take down a peg
bust
fall
subside
recede
plummet
slump
fall off
plunge
fall away
die down
relent
let up
phase down
remit
dip
ratchet down
die out
die away
fade
soften
nosedive
crash
pall
go down
drain away
dive
drain
tumble
descend
trivialize
US
deteriorate
check
flag
grow less
underrate
trivialise
UK
misprize
go downhill
rationalize
US
take a nosedive
undermine
rationalise
UK
play down
underestimate
slacken off
understate
slide
gloss over
brush aside
droop
dock
scale back
make light of
de-emphasize
become less
ease up
sell short
decay
slack off
rachet down
slow
regress
degenerate
skid
fall steeply
abbreviate
crater
fail
sag
waste
underemphasize
fall sharply
loosen
get less
get lower
consume
sap
grow smaller
shrug off
wear away
exhaust
drop rapidly
downplay
deprecate
hold cheap
run low
hit the floor
fade away
go into a tailspin
not do justice to
rate too low
do an injustice to
detract
modify
slip
dim
disparage
crumble
collapse
wither
slack
settle
take away from
shrivel
turn down
trail
soft-pedal
phase out
become lower
become smaller
trail off
cool off
calm down
wear down
take a dive
go through the floor
set little store by
die off
empty
economize
US
streamline
derogate
milk
economise
UK
withdraw
corrode
defame
underplay
release
bleed
vilipend
economize on
rebate
minimalize
slake
lull
bate
retrogress
decimate
close
blur
keep down
eat into
dump
quiet
downturn
disesteem
lapse
knock off
detract from
evaporate
relapse
be reduced
backslide
pooh-pooh
suck dry
deaden
quash
talk down
make little of
come to an end
use up
lose edge
narrow down
fade out
fizzle out
retrench on
set no store by
waste away
wear off
take a header
be wrong about
take the sting out
think too little of
cave in
put a lid on
condense
slenderize
palliate
constrict
blunt
make fewer
halve
adjust
lop
elide
contain
disempower
allay
assuage
relieve
modulate
disengage
quieten
defuse
syncopate
mollify
untighten
commute
take it easy
dampen
deprive
disappear
slight
peter
come down
grow weaker
fleece
vanish
tail away
die
languish
underprice
loose
make weaker
fall short
rein back
dissipate
drop down
do away with
tighten up
not do justice
go
get smaller
go downwards
become less intense
fail to appreciate
set too little store by
faint
liberalize
US
liberalise
UK
become weaker
go easy
totter
lose
become softer
become quieter
disperse
drop away
melt away
hold back
keep to a minimum
keep at a minimum
squeeze
drag
slope
buckle
gutter
take the heat off
flop
decry
get quieter
get softer
dissolve
settle down
bow out
discredit
fold up
hit the dirt
tip over
break down
be precipitated
lose value
decrease in value
decline in price
give out
give way
let up on
make less strict
make less formal
disregard
objectify
minish
become weak
misjudge
underween
go away
grow dim
knock
eat away at
miniaturise
UK
take for granted
miniaturize
US
look down on
make economies in
make cuts in
reduce wastage in
take
debit
minus
blister
worsen
backbite
rot
abstract
retrograde
budget cut
trim away
atrophy
tune down
roll down
gnaw
disintegrate
withhold
allow
dull
devolve
laugh at
gather
take in
alter
subtract from
cut rate
wilt
take away
disimprove
take from
vitiate
take out
draw in
be in short supply
lose significance
decrease in importance
be used up
become exhausted
lose lustre
be short
pale into insignificance
grow dull
pale
be tight
become depleted
take a turn for the worse
go down the toilet
hit the skids
grow worse
die on vine
go to rack and ruin
go to the pack
get worse
go to pot
become debilitated
go to the dogs
go to pieces
go down the tubes
come apart at seams
reduce by
decrease by
draw back
trail away
thin out
thin down
expend
spend
burn
finish
devour
absorb
whitewash
impoverish
squander
deemphasize
bankrupt
draw
evacuate
wash up
draw down
eat up
dig into
play out
make light
brush off
take lightly
more ❯
Verb
▲
To financially cripple
reduce
bankrupt
impoverish
ruin
pauperize
bring to ruin
liquidate
wipe out
wreck
bleed dry
clean out
crush
decimate
deplete
diminish
drain
make destitute
ruinate
break
bust
fleece
exhaust
pillage
beggar
disfigure
cripple financially
reduce to beggary
cripple
reduce to penury
make insolvent
reduce to destitution
make bankrupt
bring someone to their knees
make poor
make penniless
cause to go bankrupt
reduce to poverty
fold
make somebody broke
reduce to nothing
make somebody skint
go into Chapter 11
go bankrupt
fold up
become insolvent
clear out
financially destroy
Verb
▲
To humble or bring someone down from a pedestal
take down a peg or two
humble
humiliate
degrade
demean
devalue
discredit
disgrace
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
downgrade
embarrass
mortify
shame
abase
abash
chasten
crush
debase
deflate
discomfit
flatten
quash
squash
subdue
bring low
put down
take down
show up
cut down to size
make ashamed
put to shame
make a fool of
make someone eat crow
make someone eat humble pie
put someone in their place
get the better of
have the last laugh on
lower
cast down
smirch
belittle
sink
own
shoot down
tear down
take down a peg
cheapen
foul
snub
disparage
denigrate
diminish
smear
chagrin
cow
take the wind out of your sails
bemean
cause to lose face
pull down
settle someone's hash
defame
reduce
run down
let down
lower the status of
break
pan
discountenance
cause to feel small
cut down
expose
bastardize
US
show in a bad light
put in one's place
tame
minimize
US
dehumanize
US
prostitute
dehumanise
UK
profane
bring shame to
bastardise
UK
minimise
UK
detract from
put out of countenance
rip
confuse
slam
play down
vanquish
blister
downplay
wither
discourage
knock the stuffing out of
let wind out of sails
dispirit
dishearten
kick in the teeth
pop one's balloon
silence
make one feel small
upset
squelch
overcome
make eat dirt
force to eat humble pie
fix someone's wagon
put one away
put away
strike dumb
demote
cut to the quick
bring down a peg
drop
strike
ground
set down
move down
let fall
stain
taint
stigmatize
US
sully
tarnish
besmirch
blacken
scandalize
US
besmear
desecrate
defile
slur
stigmatise
UK
scandalise
UK
drag through the mud
blot
drag down
lessen
reproach
bring into disrepute
reflect badly on
give a black eye
corrupt
blemish
debauch
censure
give a bad name to
bring shame on
slander
stoop
derogate
descend
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
ridicule
mar
reduce the status of
drag through the mire
bring shame upon
give a bad name
bring discredit to
put in a bad light
make lose face
blacken the name of
bring dishonour to
blame
deign
condescend
brand
disconcert
dump on
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
injure
spot
cast a slur
disregard
deride
disrespect
attaint
mock
libel
demolish
depreciate
make uncomfortable
tar and feather
make someone feel ashamed
lose face
betray
take apart
undervalue
take to bits
take to pieces
sell out
be untrue to oneself
beat down
abandon one's principles
succumb
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
be reduced to
demean oneself
debase yourself
vitiate
pervert
subvert
deprave
harm
deteriorate
warp
poison
damage
undermine
demoralize
US
cripple
canker
debilitate
devaluate
demoralise
UK
vilify
malign
calumniate
soil
insult
mudsling
compromise
disesteem
cast aspersions on
do a hatchet job on
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
destroy someone's credibility
bring into disfavour
damage someone's reputation
blacken someone's name
more ❯
Verb
▲
To lower in standing, or to bring dishonor or shame to
abase
debase
degrade
corrupt
pervert
demean
vitiate
deprave
warp
cheapen
debauch
poison
subvert
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
profane
deteriorate
prostitute
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
canker
lessen
foul
reduce
diminish
demote
downgrade
mortify
crawl
subjugate
bring low
lower
defile
devalue
pollute
taint
disgrace
contaminate
shame
smirch
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
chasten
discredit
take down
humiliate
humble
sully
desecrate
spoil
belittle
lower the status of
adulterate
sink
ruin
tarnish
undermine
blemish
brutalize
US
abuse
depreciate
violate
take down a peg
bestialize
brutalise
UK
disparage
cast down
damage
despoil
impair
tear down
bring shame to
bemean
blacken
drag down
cut down to size
befoul
blaspheme
harm
stain
mar
soil
deface
weaken
dilute
denigrate
trash
injure
dehumanize
US
alloy
make degenerate
tar
dehumanise
UK
lead astray
shoot down
cut down
destroy
distort
blight
devaluate
infect
besmirch
vandalize
US
vulgarize
US
stigmatize
US
vulgarise
UK
outrage
declass
undervalue
vandalise
UK
snub
worsen
reduce in value
bump
treat with disrespect
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
run down
mark down
stigmatise
UK
reduce in quality
stoop
descend
twist
denature
defame
mongrelize
dumb down
bend
skew
water down
colour
UK
hurt
betray
bias
prejudice
scandalize
US
darken
brand
go bad
dump on
turn
disrupt
undercut
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
go to hell
jaundice
smear
besmear
deform
ravage
disfigure
waste
live in the gutter
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
embitter
treat sacrilegiously
sour
color
US
give a bad name
slur
scandalise
UK
trample on
tamper with
unhallow
cast a slur
degenerate
seduce
lower in rank
pull down
lower in status
misuse
derogate
relegate
commit sacrilege
put down
do wrong
cripple
depress
dismiss
decrease
debilitate
attenuate
set back
revert
devalorize
reduce to the ranks
kick downstairs
bust
crush
demerit
bench
break
disrate
write down
write off
mess up
manipulate
pillage
dirty
depredate
sack
devastate
influence
unsettle
discolor
US
spoliate
maculate
discolour
UK
desolate
embarrass
muck up
abash
scuzz up
make foul
insult
minimize
US
ridicule
set a bad example
sabotage
alter
blaspheme against
cut
lace
falsify
commit sacrilege against
lay waste to
minify
put to shame
putrefy
cook
doctor
minimise
UK
deflate
drop
discount
make someone eat humble pie
axe
UK
slash
get one's comeuppance
slow
ax
US
dip
interfere with
nosedive
keep down
fiddle with
tinker with
make impure
more ❯
Verb
▲
To kill or cause death to someone
strike down
kill
murder
assassinate
slaughter
slay
wipe out
fell
shoot down
gun down
shoot
waste
smoke
execute
blast
pot
zap
plug
bag
hit
take down
blow away
pump full of lead
put before a firing squad
put a bullet in
pick off
cut down
mow down
Verb
▲
To cause a flying object to make a landing
land
take down
touch down
put down
make a landing with
belittle
undervalue
deprecate
derogate
denigrate
underrate
decry
underestimate
discredit
trivialize
US
disparage
defame
knock
misprize
slate
detract
pan
deride
scorn
rubbish
traduce
slam
deflate
debase
drag through the mud
hold cheap
slag off
bad-mouth
sell short
pull apart
cry down
pooh-pooh
detract from
knock off
run down
scoff at
hit out at
do a hatchet job on
write off
have a go at
make light of
treat lightly
write down
do down
look down one's nose at
trivialise
UK
devalue
sneer at
pick holes in
take to pieces
more ❯
Verb
▲
To destroy, weaken or work against
break
destroy
cow
crush
ruin
bust
defeat
subdue
undermine
weaken
cripple
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
demote
enfeeble
overcome
overpower
overwhelm
quash
smash
vanquish
disrate
impair
incapacitate
suppress
extinguish
impoverish
tame
rout
bring to ruin
bring someone to their knees
floor
discompose
nonplus
chagrin
take aback
repress
check
quell
stop
squash
squelch
end
silence
halt
kill
terminate
arrest
inhibit
abolish
annihilate
conquer
stem
quench
overturn
interrupt
bury
discontinue
overthrow
dominate
spike
shush
trample
clamp
bottle
clamp down on
drive underground
crack down on
snuff out
put the lid on
put lid on
put down
cut off
hold in
put kibosh on
put an end to
keep inside
bring to naught
hold down
stamp out
block out
sit on
triumph over
beat down
put out
slap down
keep in
trample on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To land on solid ground (after being in the water or air)
ground
land
dock
anchor
beach
strand
become stranded
run aground
run ashore
become beached
be high and dry
wash up
reach the shore
get stuck
make stranded
make beached
moor
berth
arrive
shipwreck
drop anchor
founder
go ashore
come ashore
wreck
come in to land
come to berth
make land
be stranded
be stuck
be grounded
come to rest
be beached
run on the rocks
be on the rocks
Verb
▲
To end the life of, or defeat comprehensively
finish
kill
execute
annihilate
murder
slaughter
butcher
destroy
massacre
ruin
slay
assassinate
dispatch
eradicate
exterminate
liquidate
vaporise
UK
vaporize
US
dispose of
knock off
take out
bump off
do away with
do in
put away
rub out
blow away
carry off
get rid of
put paid to
take off
take someone's life
drive to the wall
move in for the kill
put an end to
administer the coup de grâce
give the coup de grâce
whack
neutralize
US
off
terminate
neutralise
UK
ice
snuff
waste
croak
eliminate
get
stiff
top
wipe out
put to death
smoke
finish off
do to death
mow down
erase
hit
down
guillotine
lynch
scrag
take the life of
do for
polish off
cut down
decimate
obliterate
fell
end
shoot
zap
hang
wax
garrotte
UK
cool
garrote
US
cut to pieces
make away with
shoot down
cause the death of
dust off
end the life of
put to sleep
crucify
claim
electrocute
behead
decapitate
chill
smite
take
blackball
immolate
asphyxiate
strangle
nix
give someone the works
euthanize
kill off
snuff out
put down
put to the sword
terminate with extreme prejudice
put out of its misery
extirpate
silence
blast
remove
wipe off the face of the earth
gun down
wipe from the face of the earth
suffocate
sacrifice
fry
bowstring
send to the chair
stone to death
send to the gas chamber
put before a firing squad
send to the gibbet
carry out a sentence of death on
string up
send to the electric chair
purge
gas
stop
halt
scotch
murk
smother
garotte
defeat
do
extinguish
knife
abolish
blow someone's brains out
take a life
blot out
grease
stab
dust
stretch out
cancel
expunge
take care of
bag
efface
send to the gas chambers
send to the gallows
clean up
root out
black out
sweep away
stamp out
strike down
incapacitate
gibbet
demolish
scratch
excise
raze
squash
quash
take down
hang by the neck
deep-six
weed out
neck
mutilate
genocide
fix
drop
discard
poison
prey on
clear
see the back of
stone
depopulate
lop
sterilise
UK
exclude
drag
sterilize
US
crush
pot
plug
kill in cold blood
cause to die
exsect
uproot
clear away
drag down
kill in the name of
ethnically cleanse
put someone out of their misery
send to kingdom come
put a stop to
cut out
scrub
torpedo
trash
total
make swing
mass murder
euthanatize
pump full of lead
pick off
put a bullet in
wash out
wipe off the map
hunt down
cull
thin out
euthanasiate
reduce the numbers of
overcome
disable
thin out the population of
account for
assist to die
choke
clear up
mop up
put out of action
downstroy
make an end of
mercy kill
deal with
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause (a ship) to sink
sink
scupper
scuttle
shipwreck
torpedo
send to the bottom
open the seacocks in
force down
tip over
submerge
Verb
▲
To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)
overturn
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
knock down
drop
axe
UK
stop
abandon
abort
erase
eliminate
scrub
discontinue
scratch
waive
revert
shelve
ax
US
call off
do away with
give up
put an end to
cry off
disannul
undo
dissolve
avoid
null
abate
strike down
vitiate
terminate
annihilate
roll back
kill
scrap
neutralize
US
neutralise
UK
wipe out
render invalid
render null and void
end
obliterate
reject
ditch
counteract
dump
eradicate
remove
dismantle
renege
disclaim
refuse
disestablish
offset
unmake
stamp out
get rid of
cancel out
knock something on the head
put down
bring to an end
block
prohibit
forbid
renounce
suppress
extinguish
discard
liquidate
defeat
exterminate
extirpate
destroy
blackball
abjure
discharge
dismiss
squash
disaffirm
subvert
outvote
chop
upend
deracinate
supersede
finish
zap
contravene
stonewall
frustrate
call back
backtrack on
black out
X-out
rub out
snuff out
make null and void
finish off
blow sky-high
blot out
turn down
give the chop
put a stop to
root out
make ineffective
give the thumbs down to
lift
retreat
vote down
discount
watergate
do a U-turn on
back-pedal on
divorce
sever
make void
flout
defy
put the lid on
shut down
quell
disqualify
dispatch
wind down
render void
prevail over
unfit
impair
circumduct
reorganize
US
reorganise
UK
trample underfoot
ride roughshod over
trample upon
call
backpedal
massacre
slaughter
butcher
decimate
expunge
forget
countercheck
redress
oppose
ding
impugn
traverse
cross
backwater
efface
waste
wipe from the face of the earth
put paid to
wipe off the map
wipe off the face of the earth
take out
delete
squelch
weasel out
excise
break with
wangle out
turn thumbs down
pull the plug
back out of
crawl out of
trash
ban
interfere with
work against
fly in the face of
run counter to
junk
bar
jettison
proscribe
inhibit
shed
exclude
embargo
debar
outlaw
sweep away
dispense with
clean up
preclude
put the kibosh on
close down
put kibosh on
taboo
rebuff
censor
disown
disavow
disacknowledge
shut out
suspend
pass on
torpedo
say no to
renege on
go back on
break off
do in
knock out
more ❯
Noun
▲
Great embarrassment and shame
mortification
embarrassment
humiliation
shame
disgrace
ignominy
dishonour
UK
discomfiture
dishonor
US
indignity
chagrin
fluster
abashment
confusion
abasement
degradation
humbling
disconcertment
discomposure
affront
condescension
resignation
awkwardness
vexation
loss of face
put down
agitation
perturbation
distress
egg on one's face
discomfort
uneasiness
nervousness
unease
disquiet
loss of pride
upset
disorientation
discombobulation
disesteem
disconcertion
anxiety
flusteredness
blow to one's pride
trepidation
crawling
prostration
disquietude
consternation
self-abasement
eating humble pie
self-effacement
self-consciousness
distraction
compunction
shamefacedness
worry
inquietude
disturbance
smarting
malaise
edginess
fear
alarm
dread
panic
red face
looking foolish
fright
lowering
horror
dither
flutter
terror
downgrading
apprehension
tizzy
lather
belittlement
twitter
flurry
turmoil
furore
UK
shock
shaming
concern
comedown
fret
bustle
demoralization
US
surprise
humility
humbleness
frustration
defeat
dismay
disappointment
nonplus
undoing
debasement
demotion
subjugation
downgrade
demoralisation
UK
furor
US
stew
disorder
bewilderment
puzzlement
perplexity
mystification
bafflement
wonder
befuddlement
wonderment
befuddling
muddle
uncertainty
doubt
perplexing
stupefaction
bamboozlement
daze
discomfiting
confounding
astonishment
tangle
confusedness
bemusement
bewilderedness
whirl
flap
upsetting
unsettling
fog
mixup
dumbfounding
tangling
turbulence
obscuring
blurring
addling
maze
difficulty
misperception
cluttering
pother
misunderstanding
stirring up
head-scratching
more ❯
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bring down a peg
bring down curtain
bring down on
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bring down the house
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