disenthrone (Meaning)

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disenthrone (v. t.)

To dethrone; to depose from sovereign authority.

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The military junta's primary objective was to disenthrone the reigning monarch and establish military rule.
The rise of the charismatic opposition leader threatened to disenthrone the incumbent president.
The rebels' attack on the capital aimed to disenthrone the corrupt regime and bring about political change.
The financial crisis led to a rapid decline in the value of the national currency, effectively disenthroning it as a global reserve currency.
The new technology disrupted the established industry leaders, disenthroning them from their dominant market positions.
The revolutionary movement sought to disenthrone the existing social order and create a more just and equitable society.
The popularity of the new streaming service disenthroned traditional television networks as the primary source of entertainment for many audiences.
The environmental movement's activism was aimed at disenthroning the fossil fuel industry and promoting renewable energy sources.
The young prodigy's exceptional talent and skill quickly disenthroned the established champions and made them question their dominance.
The unexpected electoral victory of the underdog candidate disenthroned the political establishment and ushered in a new era of political leadership.

To dethrone; to depose from sovereign authority.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The military junta's primary objective was to disenthrone the reigning monarch and establish military rule.

The rise of the charismatic opposition leader threatened to disenthrone the incumbent president.

The rebels' attack on the capital aimed to disenthrone the corrupt regime and bring about political change.

The financial crisis led to a rapid decline in the value of the national currency, effectively disenthroning it as a global reserve currency.