The fact of being struck down by calamity or disease, in battle, etc., or of losing a position of power or authority; death, destruction…

Discomfiture, overthrow, ruin, destruction, perdition. ? Obsolete.

The overturning or abolition of an established or existing practice, belief, rule, etc., or of a set of these; the transformation of a state of…

The action of overthrow, v.; an instance of this.

The action of overturn, v.; an instance of this.

The action or an act of casting down a person or thing; the fact of being cast down; overthrow, ruin; dejection. Now rare.

A disastrous change in a state or condition of affairs; wreck, ruin, subversion. ? Obsolete.

The action of overthrowing something; the condition of being overthrown; an overthrow, overturning. Chiefly figurative. Obsolete.

The action of overcoming or overthrowing a person or thing. Obsolete.

The action of demolishing or destroying something; an instance of this. Cf. demolish, v. The action of subverting, defeating, or refuting something…

Overturning, overthrow; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action of subverting or overthrowing an established order of things, etc.; the fact of being brought to disaster; downfall, overthrow, ruin.

The action of overturning; the fact of being overturned; revolution, overthrow, upset; an instance of this.

Wrecking, destruction.

The action of overthrowing, demolishing, etc.

= subversion, n.

= demolition, n. 1.