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overthrown
This term describes the forceful removal of a leader or government from power, typically through a coup or revolution. It carries a strong connotation of instability and sudden, violent transition, distinguishing it from a legal resignation or a democratic transition of power.
Grammatically, this word functions primarily as the past participle of the verb "overthrow." When used as an adjective, it describes a state of being deposed. Because it is a participle, it does not have its own independent plural or tense forms; those are handled by the base verb "overthrow."
Meanings
Examples
The dictator was finally overthrown after years of civil unrest.
The ancient dynasty was overthrown by a coalition of rebel lords.
He wondered if the current regime could be overthrown without bloodshed.
The king was overthrown in a sudden military coup.
Look at that vase. It has been completely overthrown.
Look at that vase. It has been completely overthrown.
The chess king was overthrown in a final decisive move.
My coffee mug was accidentally overthrown during the meeting.
The small table was overthrown by the excited puppy.