The phrase
"total collapse" means a complete and sudden breakdown or failure of something, where everything falls apart and is ruined.
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Sentences with «total collapse»
- Is college football honestly to the point at which parents will ignore a man's total collapse of character because of his consistency as a coach? (sbnation.com)
- Last year, when we were leaking goals left right and centre, he came and saved our season from total collapse. (justarsenal.com)
- I see major real inflation but not total collapse. (financialsamurai.com)
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