disenthrone

Revolution enthroned her," he muttered between his teeth, "and counter-revolution shall disenthrone her yet.

There lie—twin monsters of enormous girth— Aloeus' sons, who 'gainst Olympus cast Their impious hands, and strove with daring vast To disenthrone the Thunderer.

And, indeed, it was death we had come to disenthrone.

Either to disenthrone the King of Heaven We war, if war be best, or to regain Our own right lost.

They were no longer the monarchs of France—Bonaparte alone seemed to be its ruler—and their envious jealousy told them that it would require but a sign from his hand to impart to the French government a new form, to disenthrone the five directors, and to place himself in their position.