Overturn (verb)

1. To reverse the position, order, or direction of something.
2. To invalidate a decision or verdict by a higher authority.
3. To cause something to overturn or capsize.
4. To overthrow or bring down a government or ruling power.

Origin:

From over- +‎ turn.

Examples:

1. The court decided to overturn the previous ruling on the case.
2. The truck overturned on the icy road.
3. The citizens worked to overturn the corrupt government.
4. The strong winds overturned the patio furniture.
5. The judge's decision was overturned on appeal.