Collapsing
Synonyms for collapse
verb fall apart, break down
topple
founder
disintegrate
faint
shatter
break
fail
drop
crumple
weaken
exhaust
droop
tire
give
wilt
subside
deflate
bend
fold
flag
yield
go
weary
succumb
languish
crack up
give in
go to pieces
keel over
cave in
fall down
give way
belly up
conk out
flake out
give out
Antonyms for collapsing
straighten
accomplish
achieve
mend
invigorate
refresh
inflate
activate
energize
withhold
grow
increase
create
succeed
fix
strengthen
rise
build
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