upheave (verb)

1. The possessed doll suddenly upheaved from the floor, causing a wave of terror among the unsuspecting family.

2. The discovery of America by Christopher Columbus upheaved the entire European world and marked the beginning of a new era.

3. The innovative use of glass walls in the modern skyscraper design upheaved traditional architectural norms.

4. The futuristic machine had the power to upheave objects and transport them to other dimensions.