bringsomeonedown
phrasal verbwithbringverb[T]uk/brɪŋ/us/brɪŋ/brought|brought
tocausesomeone in apositionofpowertolosetheirjob:
Thisscandalcouldbringdown the country'sgovernment.
Taking action against people in power
- anarchist
 - angry young man
 - anti-apartheid
 - anti-revolutionary
 - anti-state
 - insurrection
 - jihadi
 - mujahideen
 - mutineer
 - mutinous
 - rebelliousness
 - recusant
 - red flag
 - revolt
 - revolution
 - subversiveness
 - suicide bomber
 - terrorist
 - topple
 - troublemaker
 
tocausesomeone tofalldown bypushingorkickingthepersonwhen they aremoving:
Suarez wasawardedapenaltywhen Olssonbroughthim down.
Pushing and shoving
- bat
 - batsomething/someoneaway
 - bring
 - bundle
 - defenestrate
 - dig
 - elbow
 - frogmarch
 - goad
 - heave
 - nudge
 - poke/digsomeonein the ribsidiom
 - prod
 - propel
 - push
 - push off
 - pushsomeone/somethingover
 - scrum
 - shoulder
 - wheel
 
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Upsetting and destabilizing