usurpant (Meaning)
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usurpant (a.)
Usurping; encroaching.
Synonyms & Antonyms of usurpant
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usurpant Sentence Examples
- The ambitious general's usurpant seizure of power plunged the nation into chaos.
- The legitimate heir to the throne was forced to flee as the usurpant seized control.
- The usurpant's reign was marked by tyranny and a disregard for the rights of the people.
- The usurpation of authority by the rebel leader was met with widespread condemnation.
- The usurpant king's reign was short-lived, as he was overthrown by a popular uprising.
- The usurpant's actions were condemned as a betrayal of the nation and its ideals.
- The power-hungry usurpant used deceit and force to seize the throne for himself.
- The usurpant's rule was illegitimate and lacked the support of the people.
- The usurpation of the king's power sparked a bitter civil war that ravaged the kingdom.
- The people rose up in revolt against the tyrannical usurpant and restored the rightful ruler to power.
FAQs About the word usurpant
Usurping; encroaching.
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No antonyms found.
The ambitious general's usurpant seizure of power plunged the nation into chaos.
The legitimate heir to the throne was forced to flee as the usurpant seized control.
The usurpant's reign was marked by tyranny and a disregard for the rights of the people.
The usurpation of authority by the rebel leader was met with widespread condemnation.
