1. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Break down, literally or metaphorically.
Synonyms
cave in flop break founder abandon slide down crumple implode sink give way go off give up slump give change fall in buckle burst
Antonyms
stay explode stand still implode start
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

2. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Collapse due to fatigue, an illness, or a sudden attack.
Synonyms
get sustain go over drop like flies suffer fall over break down have
Antonyms
increase enrich attach disappear make
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

3. collapse

noun. (kəˈlæps) An abrupt failure of function or complete physical exhaustion.
Synonyms
unwellness malady illness shock heatstroke algidity prostration breakdown crack-up heat hyperpyrexia sickness
Antonyms
wellness enliven validate continue conform to
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

4. collapse

noun. (kəˈlæps) A natural event caused by something suddenly falling down or caving in.
Synonyms
cave in happening implosion natural event occurrence debacle occurrent subsidence fiasco
Antonyms
rise ascend keep quiet function unify
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

5. collapse

noun. (kəˈlæps) The act of throwing yourself down.
Synonyms
flop descent
Antonyms
success achiever succeed
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

6. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Lose significance, effectiveness, or value.
Synonyms
weaken
Antonyms
strengthen float
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

7. collapse

noun. (kəˈlæps) A sudden large decline of business or the prices of stocks (especially one that causes additional failures).
Synonyms
happening natural event crash occurrence occurrent
Antonyms
respect keep begin promote repair
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

8. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Fold or close up.
Synonyms
concertina deflate fold up fold turn up
Antonyms
unfold breastfeed bottlefeed disinherit inelasticity
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

9. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Cause to burst.
Synonyms
cave in give give way break fall in founder burst pop
Antonyms
go on requisition enter take office resist
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)

10. collapse

verb. (kəˈlæps) Suffer a nervous breakdown.
Synonyms
break up sustain get crack up crack suffer crock up have
Antonyms
claim arrive restraint source natural elevation
Etymology
collapse (English)
collapsus (Latin)
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