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Meanings of dethroned in inglês

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Removing a monarch from power.

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        Usage of dethroned in inglês
        1
        In appearance, as well as in reality, the king was now dethroned.
        The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part E. / From...
        2
        That constitutes the only change to the side that dethroned their neighbours.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Mr Gyanendra was dethroned and the centuries-old monarchy abolished in May 2008.
        The Irish Times
        4
        One is tempted to linger in these temples of a goddess half-dethroned.
        The Women of the French Salons
        5
        Shortly afterward occurred the death of Zedekiah, the dethroned king of Judah.
        The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
        6
        But he had dethroned the god whom once he had glorified equally.
        The Longest Journey
        7
        The dethroned monster lay grovelling on the floor, not daring to move.
        From Jest to Earnest
        8
        We have had false revolutions which have dethroned people, but not ideas.
        The Shadow of the Cathedral
        9
        Despite being dethroned, the cocky Russian would not give up the spotlight.
        Reuters
        10
        But then Airbus came along with the A380 and dethroned the king.
        Wired
        11
        And the late leading man, now dethroned, and put to second business:
        Despair's Last Journey
        12
        It has dethroned more than one god, more than one nameless power.
        The Buried Temple
        13
        Lately dethroned and somewhat shorn of her majesty, but still a queen.
        Paris under the Commune / The Seventy-Three Days of the Second S...
        14
        For an instant Sir S. looked as haughty as a dethroned king.
        The Heather-Moon
        15
        One way or other, he must and will have to be dethroned.
        Past and Present
        16
        The rival whom, without having seen her, she had dethroned, was obliterated.
        The Son of Clemenceau, A Novel of Modern Love and Life
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        Dethroned across language varieties
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