Dethroned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETHRONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DETHRONE, to remove from a throne also DISTHRONE, UNTHRONE
• remove (a monarch) from power
• remove from a position of authority or dominance

Words related to DETHRONED

dethrone12 dethrones13 dethroning15

How to use DETHRONED in a sentence

• Ere long she was on most intimate terms with all the dethroned divinities, celestial, infernal, and marine.
• He was again driven out by Doblaberd, who only kept possession for three days, when he was in his turn dethroned by Waroch.
• It had become as absolute and unscrupulous as the old kings whom it had once dethroned.
• The disaffection in view of royal despotism reached Spain itself, and a revolution in that country dethroned the Bourbon king, and was suppressed only by the aid of France.
• She had been dethroned the day before, while he worked at a less congenial task.
• King Clodomir, the father of the two young princes thus dethroned and murdered by their uncles, had, during his reign, shown almost equal indifference and cruelty.
• Now, deposed, dethroned, defeated at the very pinnacle of his life, the answer came, with a force that brought a lump to his throat and a tear to his eyes.
• His father was of noble blood, and sympathized warmly with the dethroned Bourbons.
• The Chinese with the assistance of the kings of Tibet and Nepal dethroned him and carried him off captive.
• On the 27th of the month the famous revolution broke out which dethroned Charles the Tenth in three days.
• It lacks strength, and that was the reason it was dethroned in a period when strength was everything.
• Account of its dethroned King, and of the late Regent of Huaheine, 87 VIII.
• In appearance, as well as in reality, the king was now dethroned.
• The duke, on his part, was no less embarrassed how he should receive the dethroned monarch.
• His death made way for Sigebert, his kinsman, who governed so ill, that his people rose in an insurrection, and dethroned him, crowning Cenulph in his stead.
• The progress of the War of 1914-18 dethroned the House of Romanov, while its termination precipitated the downfall of both the Hapsburg and Hohenzollern dynasties.
• He intends to degrade Prussia in the same manner, and not to rest until he has dethroned our beloved king and prostrated the illustrious dynasty of the Hohenzollerns.
• This unfortunate man, however, only reigned six months, having been dethroned and put to death by order of his wife, who became Empress of Russia under the title of Catherine II.
• It is true that they were descendants of those who rejoiced when Charles the First was beheaded and James the Second was dethroned.
• He, and not the People, dethroned the Bourbon, and drove the last King of the House of Orleans into exile.
• We have had false revolutions which have dethroned people, but not ideas.
• His wretched fur made him seem like a dethroned king.
• The subject had been suggested by Count Amedee de Ripert-Monclar, a young French royalist, engaged in secret service on behalf of the dethroned Bourbons.
• Poniatowski had not perhaps the physical perfections of his dethroned predecessor, but he had the well-stored brain that made an even more potent appeal to Catherine.
• But the Comtesse was no woman to be easily dethroned.
• What did she mean? Had grief dethroned her reason? Yet her eye was clear, her manner perfectly rational.
• And Lady Hester suddenly found herself a dethroned princess, living in a small house in Montague Square on a pension of L1200 a year.
• Davidovitch had hardly ascended the throne ere he was driven from it by Rostislaf, whom Georges had dethroned.
• Then, with vast labor and much joyful shouting, the ponderous form of Father Higgins was hoisted aloft, and installed in the seat of the dethroned deity.
• In France Louis Philippe had been dethroned, a republic had been established with Louis Napoleon as President.

Similar words containing THRON without suffix ed and without prefix de

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