putsch Antonyms
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Meaning of putsch
Wordnet
putsch (n)
a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force
putsch Sentence Examples
- The failed putsch attempt resulted in the arrest of several high-ranking military officials.
- The country's history was marked by numerous coup attempts and putsches.
- The government swiftly responded to the putsch by declaring a state of emergency.
- The putschists aimed to overthrow the democratically elected government.
- The putsch unfolded overnight, catching many by surprise.
- The putsch leader rallied supporters to seize control of key government buildings.
- The putschists' plan to take over the broadcasting stations was thwarted by loyalist forces.
- The aftermath of the putsch led to a period of political instability and unrest.
- The international community condemned the putsch and called for a peaceful resolution.
- The putsch failed to gain widespread support among the populace, leading to its eventual collapse.
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a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force
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The failed putsch attempt resulted in the arrest of several high-ranking military officials.
The country's history was marked by numerous coup attempts and putsches.
The government swiftly responded to the putsch by declaring a state of emergency.
The putschists aimed to overthrow the democratically elected government.
