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crumble into

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crumble into something
to break apart and fall down into bits and pieces. The base of the pillar suddenly crumbled into dust. The bones crumbled into dust as the body was lifted from the box.
See also: crumble


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Their east coast hotel was about to crumble into the sea as normal family life crumbled about them as, one after one, their dark secrets were revealed.
 
 
 
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