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The phrase "a toppling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of something falling or being overturned, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The sudden revelation led to a toppling of the previously held beliefs within the community."
Alternatives: "a collapse" or "a downfall".
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In "Peasant in the City," from the 1960s, by Krishna Shamrao Kulkarni (1916-94), a man and cow cower wide-eyed with alarm under a toppling wall of Cubistic geometry.
The first many people had heard of him was when, in early July, an avalanche caused by a toppling ice-block swept him away, with eight others, on Mont Maudit, beside Mont Blanc.
A1 Death Toll Grows to 7 The investigation of a construction accident in Manhattan continued as workers recovered three more bodies from a town house that was demolished when a section of a toppling crane slammed into it.
It's noteworthy that the Furious wreak the bulk of their collateral damage in Abu Dhabi; Jakande unleashes it mainly in Los Angeles, in scenes — one of which involves a toppling skyscraper — that are unfailingly reminiscent of the attacks on September 11th.
A talk story about the Ninth Annual Outstanding Mothers Award Presentation Luncheon at the Sheraton Centre... Brigitte Gerney, the mother of two who was injured in 1985 by a toppling crane, said that she had just been bicycling with her children & that she had survived the accident in large part because she was both mother and father to her children & knew she had to live.
But tourists aren't allowed everywhere in Hashima, since it's basically a toppling wreck of concrete and steel – pieces of buildings regularly fall off and might not mix well with the soft skulls of gaggle-eyed visitors.
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First a toppled cone.
It lay rigid, like a toppled sculpture.
He fell like a toppled monument.
Kowalczyk points to a tree trunk several metres away, lying like a toppled sentry.
"The Death of Mutual Funds" read the headline, under a picture of a toppled dinosaur.
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