rolled over

Rotated one's body

Rolled over is the past tense of roll over, which has several distinct meanings.

Physically, it describes turning from one position to another: The dog rolled over onto its back.

In finance, to roll over funds is to reinvest them, typically moving money from one account to another without penalty: She rolled over her 401(k) into an IRA.

To roll over can also mean to yield or submit without resistance: The opposition rolled over and accepted the terms.

Of a vehicle, rolling over means flipping onto its side or roof in an accident.

physical

tumble

Uncontrolled rolling descent

  • flipQuick turning motion
  • rotateTurn about an axis
  • spinRapid rotation around axis

somersault · cartwheel · turn · whirl · pivot · revolve · gyrate · invert · overturn · capsize

betrayal

inform

Give facts to

testify · flip · plea deal · confession · implicate · betray · squeal · sell out · state's evidence · informant

vehicle

crash

Sudden violent impact

  • accidentUnintended harmful event
  • wreckDestroyed vessel or vehicle
  • flipQuick turning motion

overturn · capsize · collision · SUV · truck · rollbar · seatbelt · ejection · ditch · embankment

finance

IRA

Tax-advantaged retirement fund

  • 401(k)Tax-advantaged retirement savings account
  • reinvestmentReturning gains to capital
  • CDOptical data disc

certificate of deposit · tax-deferred · compounding · interest · retirement · annuity · maturity · renewal · bond · Roth IRA

submission

capitulate

Yield under pressure

cave · acquiesce · comply · submit · back down · fold · defer · relent · concede · pushover

extension

postponement

Delaying to later

holdover · continuation · rescheduling · prolongation · extension · delay · data plan · contract · subscription

Categories
Opposites
physical movement/position change

rolled overstayed put

Continued in place

froze

capitulation/resistance

rolled overheld out

Maintained resistance or position

resisted · fought back · stood one's ground · dug in · pushed back

financial renewal

rolled overcashed out

Exchanged chips for money

liquidated · withdrew · terminated · closed out · redeemed

Family

over, roll, rally, rolled, rolling, roller, rolls, rollers, unrolled

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