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collapsing

adjective as in breaking

adjective as in crumbling

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"It is very chilling that authoritarian countries can treat us in this way," said Hobhouse, adding the "diplomatic understanding" in which we allow politicians into each other's countries seemed to be "collapsing".

From BBC

The so-called Resistance has been mostly ineffective and America’s democracy is collapsing very quickly.

From Salon

Last month, a 17-year-old Palestinian boy from the occupied West Bank who was held in an Israeli jail for six months without charge died after collapsing, in unclear circumstances.

From BBC

“The Mexican government would face tremendous domestic pressure to respond in the strongest possible terms — including severing diplomatic relations with the U.S. and collapsing binational cooperation on migration and security, among other topics,” wrote Flores-Macías.

Canada has come to believe that Trump is actually serious about wanting to annex their country and is intent upon collapsing their economy in order to make that happen.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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