overturn

Examples

• All

• Is there any evidence that a similar overturn could occur on the Earth?

  Academic text (1995)

• The beginning of the year saw an early overturn of leadership as two knights with the same first name ended their time in leadership.

  Academic text (2018)

• That does not imply an overturn of the current supply picture for oil and gas.

  Academic text (1991)

• "The larger coalition wins most of the time, but occasionally there is a brief, surprise overturn."

  Blog text (16)

• This should lead to an overturn of that horribly wrong verdict.

  Blog text (25)

• Neither of these has led to an overturn of Roe v. Wade.

  Blog text (17)

• Roughly half of tractor-related deaths result from overturns.

  Academic text (2011)

• The committee's decision led to a significant overturn in the leadership of the organization.

• The unexpected overturn at the conference surprised many attendees and changed the course of the discussion.

• After months of debate, the city finally experienced an overturn in the policy regarding public transportation.

Synonyms

U

upset

vsoverturn

3 3.9

An event that makes things fall over or get mixed up

focuses on physical flipping or the state of lying upside down

T

turnover

vsoverturn

1 5.4

An event when something falls and ends up upside down

is broader, covering causing or being disturbed not only lying upside down

Antonyms

S

stability

363 3.1

Being steady and not likely to change

E

equilibrium

35 6.8

A state of balance between opposite forces

How Disturbed

to overthrow

127 5.1

overturn

2 4.4

to disrupt

269 4.4

to upset

57 3.0

to unsettle

7 4.9

Surface Forms

Etymology