disenthrone
[ dis-en-throhn ]
/ ˌdɪs ɛnˈθroʊn /
verb (used with object), dis·en·throned, dis·en·throning.
to dethrone.
OTHER WORDS FROM disenthrone
dis·en·throne·ment, nounWords nearby disenthrone
disenroll,
disentail,
disentangle,
disenthral,
disenthrall,
disenthrone,
disentitle,
disentomb,
disentrance,
disentwine,
disepalous
Example sentences from the Web for disenthrone
But to disenthrone himself, to descend to the condition of a poor devil!
Devil Stories |VariousHe had but to disenthrone her who for fifteen years, with true and tender love, had shared his existence.
The Empress Josephine |Louise Muhlbach