overthrows Sentence Examples
- The rebel forces planned an audacious coup d'état to overthrow the oppressive regime.
- The people rose up in a mass uprising, successfully overthrowing the corrupt government.
- The military junta staged a swift and decisive coup, overthrowing the civilian administration.
- The revolutionary movement overthrew the monarchy, establishing a democratic republic.
- The impeachment proceedings reached their climax when the president was overthrown and removed from office.
- The economic crisis sparked widespread unrest, ultimately leading to the overthrow of the ruling elite.
- The king's tyranny proved unsustainable, as the people plotted to overthrow his reign.
- The once-powerful empire collapsed as internal strife and external invasions gradually overthrew its rule.
- The insurgents overthrew the local administration, setting up their own autonomous zone.
- The reckless actions of the government provoked an international backlash, eventually resulting in its overthrow.
overthrows Meaning
overthrows
to throw a ball over or past, overturn, upset, to throw a ball over or past (something or someone, such as a base or a receiver), defeat entry 1, destroy, overturn sense 1, upset, to cause the downfall of
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FAQs About the word overthrows
to throw a ball over or past, overturn, upset, to throw a ball over or past (something or someone, such as a base or a receiver), defeat entry 1, destroy, overt
losses,defeats, setbacks, collapses,beatings, trimmings, lickings, failures, routs, whippings
victories, wins, triumphs, successes, sweeps, landslides,accomplishments, achievements, cakewalks, runaways
The rebel forces planned an audacious coup d'état to overthrow the oppressive regime.
The people rose up in a mass uprising, successfully overthrowing the corrupt government.
The military junta staged a swift and decisive coup, overthrowing the civilian administration.
The revolutionary movement overthrew the monarchy, establishing a democratic republic.
