verb
- past tense and past participle of level; made flat or even
- aimed or directed something at a target
- made accusations or criticisms against someone
Usage: British spelling
Usage: British spelling
Usage: British spelling
Examples
- The construction crew levelled the uneven ground before laying the foundation.
- She levelled the gun at the target and took careful aim.
- The prosecutor levelled serious charges against the defendant.
- The earthquake levelled several buildings in the downtown area.
- He levelled the playing field by giving everyone the same resources.
- The critics levelled harsh accusations against the politician.
- The bulldozer levelled the old warehouse in just a few hours.