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Meanings of dethroned in English
Spanish
destronamiento Catalan
destronament Synonyms
Examples for "dethrone"
Examples for "dethrone"
1
Analysts expect Toyota to dethrone GM as global sales leader this year.
2
La Manna is not alone in his effort to dethrone commercial publishers.
3
Biden is seeking to become the first to dethrone a sitting President.
4
But it will take a while to dethrone gasoline at the pump.
5
But to suppose he would dethrone or slay his brother's son-Fie ,Ramorny
1
Thou hast challenged us to consider a plan for dethroning the tyrant.
2
The rate of progress in dethroning them varies with the varying national conditions.
3
This dismantling of Southampton illustrates how difficult dethroning Manchester City will surely be.
4
And ultimately they became the factors that led to his dethroning.
5
Hungary took this direction already in 1849, by dethroning the Hapsburgs.
1
On the 2nd of April the Senate proclaimed the dethronement of Napoleon.
2
The dethronement of a fetish may give a sounder faith its chance.
3
He preferred dethronement and exile rather than see his capital deluged in blood.
4
The dethronement of the King, totally severed many such from the revolutionary party.
5
His dethronement and the restoration of the Bourbons were not as yet contemplated.
1
All others he appoints, designates their business and dethrones them at his pleasure.
2
Bors, do something before my cabinet dethrones me and tricks the fleet into disbanding!
3
An excess of sympathy some times dethrones the judgment.
4
Otho the Great marches an army in to Italy; he dethrones Berengar for cruelly ill-treating Adelaide.
5
Let us add, And their testimony dethrones him.
Usage of dethroned in English
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.
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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.
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Dethroned across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common