tumbled down
tumbled down is the simple past and past participle of tumble down.
Meaning of tumble down
Verb
tumble down (third-person singular simple present tumbles down, present participle tumbling down, simple past and past participle tumbled down)
- To topple, collapse.
- About the time that Sylla was making ready, to put off with his Forces from Italy, beſides many other Divine Omens which befell Mithridates [VI Eupator] at Pergamos, there goes a ſtory, that the Statue of Victory, with a Crown in her hand, which the Pergamenians by Engines from above let down on...1684, Plutarch, “The Life of L[ucius] C[ornelius] Sylla”, in William Davies, transl., The Third Volume of Plutarch’s Lives. Translated from the Greek, […], London: […] Jacob Tonson […], pages 240–241
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- Tumbled down is the simple past and past participle of tumble down.
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