打だ倒とう

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打倒する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

overthrow; defeat; bringing down

Strong, often political or competitive nuance: to bring down a government, regime, rival, or powerful opponent. Used as a noun or with する.

〈相あい手て〉を打だ倒とうするto overthrow/defeat someone (a regime, rival, or opponent)
国こく民みんは独どく裁さい政せい権けんを打だ倒とうした。
The people overthrew the dictatorial regime.
打だ倒とう〈相あい手て〉used as a slogan meaning 'Down with ~!'
デモ隊たいは「打だ倒とう政せい府ふ！」と叫さけんだ。
The protesters shouted, 'Down with the government!'

倒たおすN3
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.
転てん覆ぷくN1
転覆 emphasizes the act of overturning or capsizing a system (as in a coup), while 打倒 focuses on defeating or bringing down a specific target such as a regime or opponent.
打だ破は
打破 means to break through or overcome an obstacle, deadlock, or old system, whereas 打倒 specifically means toppling a powerful person, regime, or opponent.
撃げき破は
撃破 carries a more military or combative nuance of routing an enemy in battle, while 打倒 is broader and often used for political or competitive overthrow.
覆くつがえすN1
打倒する emphasizes defeating or bringing down a specific opponent or regime, while 覆す focuses on the act of toppling a system or authority itself.

Compound of 打 (strike) and 倒 (overthrow, knock down). The combination conveys striking down an opponent or regime.