takedown (Meaning)

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takedown (n)

(amateur wrestling) being brought to the mat from a standing position

a crushing remark

The police executed a swift takedown of the armed robber, subduing him without incident.
The wrestling match concluded with a dramatic takedown and pin.
The security guard performed a precise takedown, neutralizing the assailant's threat.
The martial artist demonstrated an impressive takedown technique that left their opponent vulnerable.
The takedown of the corporate giant was a major victory for antitrust regulators.
The activist group staged a takedown protest, occupying the corporate headquarters to demand accountability.
The journalist's investigative report led to the takedown of a corrupt politician.
The cybersecurity team executed a takedown of a malicious website, preventing further damage.
The hacker executed a daring takedown of a high-profile government website, exposing sensitive information.
The takedown of the illegal wildlife trafficking ring was a significant victory for conservation efforts.

(amateur wrestling) being brought to the mat from a standing position, a crushing remark

humble,humiliate, discredit, degrade, embarrass, disgrace, cheapen, confuse, dishonor, demean

praise, honor, tout, extoll, highlight, canonize, congratulate, praise, decorate, compliment

The police executed a swift takedown of the armed robber, subduing him without incident.

The wrestling match concluded with a dramatic takedown and pin.

The security guard performed a precise takedown, neutralizing the assailant's threat.

The martial artist demonstrated an impressive takedown technique that left their opponent vulnerable.