Collapse and Down

Collapse

Collapse noun - A complete depletion of energy or strength.

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Down and collapse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Down" instead a noun "Collapse".

Down noun - A loss of status.

Usage example: experienced the ups and downs of a career in showbiz

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Collapse and down are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collapse" instead a noun "Down".

Nearby Word: downed

full	full collapse	full down
simple	simple collapse	simple down
entire	entire collapse	entire down
nervous	nervous collapse	nervous down
Other adjectives: massive, slow, apparent, further, global.

No Ontological Inertia: After Nazis plant a bomb by Miss Price's workshop, blowing up all the agents that gave her powers, all of the suits of animated armour wind down and collapse on the spot.

Source: Film / Bedknobs and Broomsticks
When it begins to look like it might collapse around them, Skipper orders Gilligan to lead the others to safety while he goes down with the hut.

Source: Going Down with the Ship
He comes from Another Dimension, and the rings of his world (similar to our sun) begin to collapse and shut down.

Source: Win-Win Ending

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