transitive. To throw about, throw down, overthrow, destroy; also figurative.

transitive. To overthrow; to throw, cast down.

intransitive. To be cast down or brought to nothing; to pass out of power or use; esp. (of an empire, government, institution, or leader) to be…

transitive. To overwhelm, overthrow, rout, destroy. Obsolete.

transitive. To cast down (a person or group of people) from a position of influence, prosperity, etc. Also: to defeat, conquer, overcome; to ruin…

transitive. To cause to turn from one thing or side to another; esp. to turn (a thing) away from good, to pervert. Obsolete.

transitive. To overthrow (a nation, government, ruler, etc.); to bring down, depose, put an end to; to defeat, vanquish. Also: to overcome (an…

transitive. To overturn, push over, overthrow; = overwelt, v. 2.

transitive. To reduce (a person or thing) to ruin; to overwhelm, destroy; to defeat. Also occasionally intransitive: to bring destruction or ruin.

transitive. To overthrow, destroy.

Apparently erroneous form of tirve, v.2

transitive. To cast down from a position of strength, power, or greatness; to overthrow. Obsolete.

transitive. To turn; esp. to overturn, overthrow; also figurative.

transitive. To turn upside down, overturn, or upset; to change for the worse; to subvert, ruin, or destroy. Obsolete.

transitive. To put an end to (an activity, practice, ideal, institution, etc.) by force or authority; to suppress, crush, quell; to abolish.

= cumber, v. 1, to overwhelm, rout.

transitive. To press down, crush; to overthrow; to bring to ruin.

transitive. To pervert; to overturn. Obsolete. rare.

With down: To throw down by force, thrust or knock down, overthrow (literal or figurative); to bring to ruin. (See also downthring, v.)

transitive. = subvert, v.

transitive. To bring down, bring low, overwhelm. Obsolete.

transitive. To overturn or overthrow (literal and figurative); to bring to confusion.

transitive. To overturn, upset, destroy (a person, etc.); to throw into confusion. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To overthrow (an empire, government, etc.); to upset (a judgement, argument, doctrine, law, etc.); to frustrate (a…

To subvert or overthrow.

To overthrow, overturn, subvert utterly. transitive. With an institution, practice, etc., as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To ruin, destroy. Obsolete. rare.

To cause or bring about the subversion or overthrow of (some condition or order of things); to shatter, ruin.