9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Overturn' in a Sentence
"To cause something to turn onto its side, face, or back; upset." more
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He carefully overturns the chessboard in frustration.
Despite challenges, the social movement will have been overturning societal norms.
The jury's decision to overturn the previous verdict surprised everyone in the courtroom.
The defendant's legal team worked tirelessly to overturn the unjust sentence imposed on their client.
The new technology will overturn the existing industry standards.
The rebel forces have overturned the oppressive government, bringing freedom to the nation.
She is overturning the outdated traditions in her community.
The talented quarterback has overturned the team's losing streak with impressive victories.
The aggressive marketing campaign sought to overturn consumer perceptions of the brand and attract a new audience.
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