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Removing a monarch from power.
dethrone
dethroning
dethronement
dethrones
dethronements
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destronamiento
1
In appearance, as well as in reality, the king was now
dethroned
.
2
That constitutes the only change to the side that
dethroned
their neighbours.
3
Mr Gyanendra was
dethroned
and the centuries-old monarchy abolished in May 2008.
4
One is tempted to linger in these temples of a goddess
half
-
dethroned
.
5
Shortly afterward occurred the death of Zedekiah, the
dethroned
king of Judah.
6
But he had
dethroned
the god whom once he had glorified equally.
7
The
dethroned
monster lay grovelling on the floor, not daring to move.
8
We have had false revolutions which have
dethroned
people, but not ideas.
9
Despite being
dethroned
,
the cocky Russian would not give up the spotlight.
10
But then Airbus came along with the A380 and
dethroned
the king.
11
And the late leading man, now
dethroned
,
and put to second business:
12
It has
dethroned
more than one god, more than one nameless power.
13
Lately
dethroned
and somewhat shorn of her majesty, but still a queen.
14
For an instant Sir S. looked as haughty as a
dethroned
king.
15
One way or other, he must and will have to be
dethroned
.
16
The rival whom, without having seen her, she had
dethroned
,
was obliterated.
dethroned
dethrone
·
dethrone by
dethrone king
dethrone monarch
dethrone emperor
dethrone princes
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destronamiento
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destronament