takedown
/ˈtækˌdaʊn/Definitions
1. noun
The act of overthrowing or defeating an opponent, especially in a wrestling match.
“The wrestler’s takedown earned him a point in the match.”
2. noun
The act of forcibly removing someone from a position of power or authority.
“The takedown of the corrupt politician was a major victory for the community.”
3. noun
A disarming or disabling of an opponent, especially in a fight or confrontation.
“The self-defense expert taught the students various takedown techniques.”
4. verb
To overthrow or defeat an opponent, especially in a wrestling match.
“The wrestler takedown his opponent in the first round.”
5. verb
To forcibly remove someone from a position of power or authority.
“The police takedown the corrupt official and brought them to justice.”
6. verb
To disarm or disable an opponent, especially in a fight or confrontation.
“The instructor taught the students how to takedown an attacker.”
7. noun
A video game mode in which a player is challenged to defeat a certain number of opponents in a row without losing.
“The takedown mode in the game was extremely challenging.”