Ἀπότριψις

*)apo/triyis ["trampling"], me/llhsis ["intending"],¹ a)pa/ggelsis ["reporting"], a)gw/nisis ["contesting"], proa/ggelsis [forewarning"], te/kmarsis ["inferring from signs"], ka/qecis ["holding"], pla/nhsis ["wandering"], dia/feucis ["escaping"], e)fo/rmhsis ["lying at anchor"], o(/plisis ["arming"], ce/nisis ["entertaining"], kou/fisis ["relieving"], bla/yis ["harming"], e)pai/nesis ["praising"], yo/fhsis ["sounding"], dia/rpasis ["snatching"], gunai/kisis ["behaving like a woman"], la/lhsis ["chatting"]:² [all are] nouns with similar endings.
Also [sc. attested is the related participle] a)potri/bomenos ["he trampling"], meaning [he] hindering, thwarting. "Though Hannibal was in a bad way, he continued trampling his enemies."³