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"Topple" means to tilt to such a large degree that the thing falls down. When something "tilts" it doesn't fall down.
- "Topple" means to tilt to such a large degree that the thing falls down.
- When something "tilts" it doesn't fall down.
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"Topple" means to tilt to such a large degree that the thing falls down. When something "tilts" it doesn't fall down.
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What is the difference between 'topple' and 'tilt'?
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