Crash and Ditch

Crash

Crash verb - To cause to break with violence and much noise.

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Ditch and crash are semantically related. in collision topic. In some cases you can use "Ditch" instead the word "Crash" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like fall.

Nearby Words: crashed, crashing

Ditch

Ditch verb - Crash or crash-land.

Usage example: ditch a car

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Synonyms for Ditch

Antonyms for Ditch

Crash and ditch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crash" instead a verb "Ditch".

Nearby Words: ditched, ditching, ditcher

Mutual synonyms

drop

How words are described

dressed	dressed crash	dressed ditch
large	large crash	large ditch
new	new crash	new ditch
giant	giant crash	giant ditch

Common collocations

system	crash system	ditch system
plane	crash plane	ditch plane
vehicle	crash vehicle	ditch vehicle
car	crash car	ditch car

Both words in one sentence

He has the chance to ditch his fighter and let it crash, but that would mean letting it fall onto one of the thousands of houses below.

Source: Player Punch / Simulation Games
As a Mythology Gag, he pulls the same stunt in the remake (except the protagonists crash into a ditch, instead of a tree).

Source: Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts
Crash-Into Hello: Zigzagged in that Jeanette's buggy doesn't actually hit Maurice's car—but it does spill her into the ditch, leading to their first meeting.

Source: Film / Love Me Tonight

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