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View definitions for unseat

unseat

verb as in unsaddle

Strong match

Weak match

verb as in oust

Strongest match

verb as in remove from office

Strong match

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It took a few more years and additional pressures to unseat the ruling party, but the symbolism was stunning and effective.

From Salon

Six candidates have officially entered the field to unseat Robert Luna, with the early challengers slinging barbs, probing the incumbent’s political weaknesses and setting the stage for a heated campaign in the coming months.

The then-28-year-old activist stunned the political establishment when she unseated the fourth-ranked Democrat in the House to represent a New York district that includes parts of the Bronx and Queens.

It still seemed unlikely then that he’d unseat Reed, who was brought in specifically to take the job.

What followed was two decades of American military intervention across the region that led to hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths and the resurgence of the very groups the U.S. once sought to unseat.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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