Definition of uncrown in English:

uncrown

verbʌnˈkraʊnˌənˈkraʊn

[with object]

Deprive (a monarch) of their ruling position.
Example sentencesExamples
- Warwick uncrowns him and sends him under arrest to the Archbishop of York.
- He has no reason to speak to the Queen like that, even if she is uncrowned.
- In these festivals the working people would hold skits in which they would uncrown the king.
Synonyms
depose, oust, topple, overthrow, bring down, unseat, remove from office, dislodge, discharge, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject

Definition of uncrown in US English:

uncrown

verbˌənˈkrounˌənˈkraʊn

[with object]

Deprive (a monarch) of their ruling position.
Example sentencesExamples
- In these festivals the working people would hold skits in which they would uncrown the king.
- He has no reason to speak to the Queen like that, even if she is uncrowned.
- Warwick uncrowns him and sends him under arrest to the Archbishop of York.
Synonyms
depose, oust, topple, overthrow, bring down, unseat, remove from office, dislodge, discharge, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject

单词	uncrown
释义	Definition of uncrown in English: uncrown verbʌnˈkraʊnˌənˈkraʊn [with object] Deprive (a monarch) of their ruling position. Example sentencesExamples Warwick uncrowns him and sends him under arrest to the Archbishop of York. He has no reason to speak to the Queen like that, even if she is uncrowned. In these festivals the working people would hold skits in which they would uncrown the king. Synonyms depose, oust, topple, overthrow, bring down, unseat, remove from office, dislodge, discharge, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject Definition of uncrown in US English: uncrown verbˌənˈkrounˌənˈkraʊn [with object] Deprive (a monarch) of their ruling position. Example sentencesExamples In these festivals the working people would hold skits in which they would uncrown the king. He has no reason to speak to the Queen like that, even if she is uncrowned. Warwick uncrowns him and sends him under arrest to the Archbishop of York. Synonyms depose, oust, topple, overthrow, bring down, unseat, remove from office, dislodge, discharge, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject
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