meltdown
/mɛl.daʊn.dɔʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A complete collapse or breakdown of a system, organization, or relationship.
“The government’s inability to respond to the crisis led to a meltdown of public trust.”
2. noun
A sudden and dramatic failure or collapse of something, especially a person’s mental or emotional state.
“The pressure to perform caused a meltdown among the team members.”
3. verb
To collapse or break down completely.
“The team’s morale began to meltdown after a series of losses.”
4. verb
To cause someone or something to collapse or break down.
“The stress caused the team to meltdown under pressure.”