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unqueen Meaning
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unqueen (v. t.)
To divest of the rank or authority of queen.
unqueen Sentence Examples
- The rebellious sorcerer planned to unqueen the tyrannical ruler.
- Ancient rituals were performed at the solstice to unqueen the winter goddess.
- In a symbolic act of defiance, the peasants unqueened the unjust lord.
- The vengeful prince sought to unqueen his stepmother, who had usurped the throne.
- The wise woman whispered incantations to unqueen the evil spirit that possessed the child.
- The queen's courtiers whispered conspiracies to unqueen her and replace her with a weaker monarch.
- Armed with a poisoned chalice, the treacherous knight intended to unqueen his rival.
- The citizens rose up in revolt, determined to unqueen the corrupt government.
- The ancient tapestry depicted the legendary battle where a hero unqueened the dragon.
- The queen's enemies plotted to unqueen her by spreading rumors of her unworthiness.
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To divest of the rank or authority of queen.
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The rebellious sorcerer planned to unqueen the tyrannical ruler.
Ancient rituals were performed at the solstice to unqueen the winter goddess.
In a symbolic act of defiance, the peasants unqueened the unjust lord.
The vengeful prince sought to unqueen his stepmother, who had usurped the throne.
