Subverted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBVERTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBVERT, to destroy completely, also SUBVERSE
• undermine the power and authority of (an established system or institution)

Words related to SUBVERTED

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How to use SUBVERTED in a sentence

• All his confidential letters to his sovereign indicate his conviction that the throne of Austria was in extreme danger of being subverted.
• The number four, being a square, denoted steadiness of mind, not to be subverted either by adversity or prosperity, fixed for ever on the firm basis of the four cardinal virtues.
• They corrupted the faith of Christ, and in effect subverted the Gospel.
• It was the demagogues, generally aristocratic ones, like Catiline and Caesar, who subverted the liberties of the people by buying votes.
• There is scarcely a political constitution in Germany that was not changed at that period, and scarcely a throne that was not subverted.
• This government they would long since have subverted had it not been protected from their assaults by the troops of the United States.
• Gadkari was fiercely pro-Marathi and my uncle felt his efforts to promote Konkani journalism would be subverted by Gadkari.
• The ruling class, the law, and the government of the old order had been subverted.
• Institutions are to be subverted, Practices radically altered, and Measures to be reversed.
• Possibly, the reason why all twins known to us in history have been unfortunate is that the laws of nature are subverted in them.
• Dry Bottom had forgotten its morals, subverted its principles, and neglected its God.
• I impeach him in the name of the people of India, whose laws, rights and liberties he has subverted.
• But the change of manners was the chief cause of the secret revolution of government, and subverted the power of the barons.
• By this mad declaration they had subverted the state, and brought on such calamities as no country, without a long war, had been known to suffer.
• The number four, being a square, denoted steadiness of mind, not to be subverted either by adversity or prosperity, fixed forever on the firm basis of the four cardinal virtues.
• Now he would cry out that God’s edifice had been subverted and His divine commands annulled, and that accordingly, the Covenant and Testament was abolished.
• The study of ancient literature was interrupted in Europe by the irruption of the Northern nations, who subverted the Roman empire, and erected new kingdoms with new languages.
• O my people, enter the holy land, which God hath decreed you, and turn not your backs, lest ye be subverted and perish.
• It is now very long since the English people have by force subverted a government.
• If this continues it must become worse and worse, until all order will be subverted, all industry cease, and the fertile fields of the South grow up into a wilderness.
• The heretofore-recognized Government of the United States of Venezuela has been subverted.
• Moreover, the dependence of the emperor on the legions completely subverted the civil authority.
• During the reign of John Palaeologus, son of Andronicus the Younger, which began in 1355, the eastern empire was nearly subverted by the Genoese.
• But the Government of General Paredes owes its existence to a military revolution, by which the subsisting constitutional authorities had been subverted.
• Every idea of judicial order is subverted by this procedure.
• Alas! that this scheme, this great, happy simple, perfect scheme of society should be subverted.
• They have left nothing but their own arbitrary pleasure to determine what property is to be protected and what subverted.
• Principles which could be subverted by feeling in one direction were liable to the same catastrophe in another.
• She represented that the nation was in danger of being overrun with foreigners, that their ancient customs would all be abolished, and that their religion would be subverted.
• Knowing that he that is such an one is subverted and sinneth, being condemned by his own judgment.
• The conquest we have achieved is a conquest over the rebellion, not a conquest over the States whose authority the rebellion had for a time subverted.
• I objected to that provision upon the ground that it subverted the great principle of self-government upon which the bill had been originally framed by the Territorial Committee.
• If we are overthrown, we but share the fate of a thousand other Governments that have been subverted.

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