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Phrases with «collapse»
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The word
"collapse"
means something that falls down or breaks apart suddenly and completely, usually due to pressure or weakness.
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+ «collapse»
economic
financial
total
imminent
complete
sudden
gravitational
catastrophic
inevitable
ecological
eventual
rapid
possible
societal
laryngeal
recent
dramatic
subsequent
impending
partial
major
late
utter
environmental
cardiovascular
potential
systemic
global
irreversible
massive
spectacular
final
outright
mental
circulatory
ongoing
similar
social
direct
moral
fiscal
apparent
future
continuing
big
historic
coming
devastating
virtual
emotional
Noun
+ «collapse»
tracheal
market
housing
price
core
bridge
banking
season
currency
estate
crane
airway
bubble
lung
factory
bank
oil
ice
mortgage
credit
climate
«to collapse» +
noun
lung
economy
cloud
structure
stroller
bank
«collapse» +
noun
event
to collapse
(see also)
collapse
... of collapse
brink of collapse
verge of collapse
point of collapse
danger of collapse
risk of collapse
edge of collapse
state of collapse
time of the collapse
episode of collapse
result of the collapse
financial collapse
... of financial collapse
brink of financial collapse
verge of financial collapse
economic collapse
brink of economic collapse
to collapse
to collapse under one's own weight
to collapse a lung
to collapse on someone
to collapse into a black hole
to collapse the economy
to collapse under one's own gravity
to collapse the clouds
to collapse around someone
to collapse a structure
to collapse at any moment
More phrases with «to collapse»
total collapse
one's collapse
market collapse
tracheal collapse
complete collapse
colony collapse disorder
housing collapse
imminent collapse
sudden collapse
gravitational collapse
building collapse
price collapse
estate collapse
real estate collapse
oil price collapse
housing market collapse
stock market collapse
catastrophic collapse
recent collapse
possible collapse
inevitable collapse
rapid collapse
colony collapse
core collapse
major collapse
ecosystem collapse
ice sheet collapse
ecological collapse
system collapse
dramatic collapse
eventual collapse
population collapse
subsequent collapse
ice shelf collapse
potential collapse
global collapse
global economic collapse
environmental collapse
societal collapse
banking collapse
partial collapse
late collapse
currency collapse
to avoid collapse
season collapse
final collapse
impending collapse
total economic collapse
bridge collapse
such a collapse
further collapse
massive collapse
cardiovascular collapse
laryngeal collapse
social collapse
mental collapse
utter collapse
systemic collapse
spectacular collapse
similar collapse
estate market collapse
big collapse
to prevent collapse
direct collapse
ongoing collapse
star collapses
future collapse
irreversible collapse
airway collapse
moral collapse
crane collapse
outright collapse
fiscal collapse
mortgage collapse
lung collapse
ice collapse
oil collapse
bubble collapse
collapse supernovae
bank collapse
full collapse
circulatory collapse
huge collapse
historic collapse
physical collapse
apparent collapse
factory collapse
coming collapse
significant collapse
virtual collapse
housing bubble collapse
to induce collapse
credit collapse
emotional collapse
collapse event
to build collapse
devastating collapse
government collapse
wall collapse
continuing collapse
climate collapse
general collapse
Sentences with «collapse»
Instead of
collapsing in
the final moments, though, the defense came through all game long.
(
sbnation.com
)
Whenever I fill baskets, I always place a filler in the bottom to prevent all the goodies from
collapsing into
the middle.
(
tarynwhiteaker.com
)
It prevents the middle
from collapsing
after cake cools.
(
kingarthurflour.com
)
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