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View definitions for take down

take down

verb as in write down

verb as in humble

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His site, LabHost, was taken down in April 2024 following a combined law enforcement operation between the Metropolitan Police and global agencies.

From BBC

More a training exercise than an actual altercation, Ramsey’s Ellie eventually takes down her much larger foe before learning, to her chagrin, that her opponent pulled his punches.

Demolition contractors are expected on site within days, preparing to take down a third of the buildings, including a fire-damaged school and crumbling church, after they were condemned as structurally unsafe.

From BBC

McMahon defended the aggressive actions to take down the department, saying that despite vast sums spent, the American public school system has continued to decline.

In fact, I — a virtual Luddite — was able, over the course of three years of research, to imagine a reasonable plan that could take down a good chunk of the world’s internet.

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

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