**Topple** (verb) — to cause (something) to fall off its base and collapse, often in an abrupt and violent way.
Here are some examples of using the word «topple»:
1. The strong wind was able to topple small trees and branches, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
2. The protesters managed to topple the statue, which was a symbol of the previous regime.
3. The earthquake caused several buildings to topple, leaving many people injured and homeless.
4. The unstable structure began to topple as soon as the weight was placed on it, causing panic among those nearby.
5. The team worked together to topple the large log, which had been blocking their path for days.
6. The political unrest in the country led to a topple of the government, with a new regime taking power.
7. The heavy rain caused the soil to become saturated, leading to trees and rocks to topple down the hillside.
8. The explosion was so powerful that it managed to topple several buildings in its vicinity.
9. The unstable ladder began to topple as soon as I stepped on it, so I had to quickly grab onto something to prevent myself from falling.
10. The toppling of the dictator's statue was a symbol of the people's desire for freedom and justice.