倒たおす

倒す is a neutral word for knocking someone/something down or defeating an opponent, while やっつける adds a rough, colloquial 'beat up/finish off' flavor.

倒す is a general word for knocking something over or defeating someone, while 転がす specifically implies causing it to roll or tumble.

倒す is a general verb for knocking down or defeating an opponent, while 仕留める specifically implies delivering a final, fatal blow.

倒す is the general word for knocking down or defeating an opponent, while 沈める in this figurative sense implies a decisive, finishing blow.

倒す is a general verb for knocking down or defeating someone, while 打倒 is a stronger, more formal noun/する-verb typically used for overthrowing governments or powerful rivals.

倒す is a general verb for knocking down or defeating, while 転覆 specifically implies a complete flipping-over or overthrow.

倒す broadly means 'to knock down' or 'defeat' in any context, whereas 討つ is reserved for subduing or avenging an enemy, often in a military or historical setting.

倒す means to knock something down or over onto its side, while ひっくり返す specifically implies the object ends up upside-down or overturned.

倒す is a general verb meaning 'to knock down' or 'overthrow' anything, while 倒閣 is a specific noun for overthrowing a cabinet or government.

倒す is the common verb for defeating or knocking down an opponent, while 伏せる in this sense is literary and dramatic, often used in battle narration.

knock down; defeat; overthrow

mow down; cut down; knock down · defeat; beat

falling like dominoes; domino effect · toppling shogi pieces

cut down; chop down; fell

harming one's master; causing trouble to one's master

falling flat like a Buddha statue being toppled

pole toppling game

sudaoshi (hanafuda game)

kick over; kick down

knock down; deck; flatten

have sex; make love

knock down; bring down; deck

use thoroughly; use up; get the most out of

evade payment; borrow and not pay back