Definition of dethrone - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
authorityremove someone from a position of power
- The board voted to dethrone the CEO.
2.
monarchyremove a monarch from the throne
- The revolution aimed to dethrone the king.
Origin of dethrone
Latin, de (down) + thronus (throne)
Examples of dethrone in a sentence
They plotted to dethrone the corrupt official. The coup successfully dethroned the emperor. They plotted to dethrone the corrupt ruler.
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- French:détrôner, renverser, ...
- German:entmachten, entthronen, ...
- Italian:spodestare, ...
- Spanish:destituir, derrocar, ...
- Portuguese:destituir, ...
- Chinese:罢免, 推翻, ...
- Japanese:解任する, ...
- Arabic:خَلَع, خَلَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדִּיחַ, ...
- Russian:свергнуть, ...
- Ukrainian:позбавити влади, змістити, ...
- Hindi:पदच्युत करना, गद्दी से उतारना, ...
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