Definition of unseat in English:

unseat

verbʌnˈsiːtˌənˈsit

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Rawhide unseated Kevin Bradley at the first fence
Example sentencesExamples
- Jockey Shane Sellers, who suffered a cracked tailbone when he was unseated in a paddock accident last week at Churchill Downs, plans to return to riding within two weeks.
- She gasped as he unseated her and she tumbled to the ground.
- Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure.
- Her mount bolted, unseating her but her foot was entangled in a stirrup.
- The horse slowed quickly, discomforting Kaelyn, and unseating her slightly.
- Jockey Alejandro Marcial was taken to a hospital on Sunday after his horse, Ski Away, broke down, unseating him in the first race at Arlington Park.
- Arroyo was taken to nearby North Shore University Hospital after his mount, Ruby Hill, took an awkward step near the finish line and unseated him.
- Jockey Russell Baze suffered a broken right collarbone on Sunday when he was unseated by his mount at the start of the third race at Golden Gate Fields.
- Later his driving was to be his downfall as his motorcycle took a mind of its own and he was unseated in the middle of Third Road at rush hour.
- Jockey Daniel Howard is unseated when Polar Champ hesitates before jumping.
- Dominguez was second in the national standings on July 24 when he was unseated from his mount at Delaware Park.
- Hannah Blumenthal, 52, a freelance pony rider, was severely injured when she was unseated from a horse on Friday morning at Belmont Park.
- The horse squealed in surprised hurt, lunging so hard it almost unseated him.
- Bravo, 33, was riding Maid of Sunlight, who was squeezed in tight quarters and unseated him when she fell.
- Sanders was accidentally unseated on his way to the winner's circle after losing a stirrup iron after Chateau Istana spooked at a camera car, but remained unscathed and was complimentary of the winning performance.
- The 33-year-old jockey suffered a fractured collarbone and an array of other injuries on July 21 when he was unseated in the seventh race at Monmouth Park.
- Her horse reared suddenly, nearly unseating her, and plunged blindly into the forest.
- Unused to such harsh treatment, the horse reared back on its hind legs, unseating Jack Foster who landed with a thud on his backside.
- Solis, 40, was injured when he was unseated from his mount, Golden K K, who clipped heels and fell in the upper stretch of a claiming race.
- He thought the ground rocked slightly beneath him, and that he surely must be dreaming or seeing things, when Sport suddenly shied and reared back, nearly unseating him.
Synonyms
dislodge, throw, dismount, spill, upset, unhorse
1. 1.1 Remove (a government or person in authority) from power.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Opposition youth movements such as Ukraine's Pora and Serbia's Otpor have been instrumental in unseating governments in their respective countries.
  A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control.
  At best, Troy is simply an opportunist who was able to gain the support of a number of key people to help unseat me.
  And in Bolivia, a peasant revolt grounded in opposition to neo-liberal policies recently unseated the pro-business president.
  The AL, the main opposition party, has decided to resort to street agitation to unseat the government.
  After the Milosevic government was unseated, these Albanian fighters moved on to Macedonia, where the territories bordering Kosovo are also mainly populated by ethnic Albanians.
  Jean-Marie Le Pen has won through to the last round of the French presidential election, unseating the socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin.
  The idea that term limits are necessary to unseat jaded officials and rouse lazy voters could not be more inapplicable in New York City now.
  Britain's Conservative Party faces its fourth leadership contest in 13 years, after Iain Duncan Smith was unseated on October 29 in a confidence vote of Tory MPs.
  The Austrian government was unseated and replaced by a new leadership friendly to Germany, and German corporations began to take over Austrian resources.
  Even more important, it unseats the person the people have deliberately chose for this office.
  But no one, not even Wahid, is suggesting that the military as an institution is behind any attempt to unseat the government.
  When the Glorious Revolution deposed James in 1689, rebellions in Massachusetts and New York overthrew the Dominion of New England and unseated the proprietary government in Maryland.
  They typically sealed their victory by unseating kings, although often creating a new despotism.
  Elected to the Dáil in 1927 he was unseated as a bankrupt, but elected again in 1937.
  Mr Blocher was elected yesterday with 121 votes, unseating Ruth Metzler, the incumbent Christian People's party justice minister, who got 116.
  They were initially accused of plotting to unseat the government of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in March last year.
  Paul Woolstewholmes from Suffolk has won the election for national officer in the Fire Brigades union, unseating the leadership candidate.
  An ensuing court challenge which alleged violations of campaign finance laws could have unseated President Tong.
  It's also not fair that the sitting governor requires a majority vote to remain in office, as opposed to the plurality an opponent needs to unseat him.
  Synonyms
  depose, oust, remove from office, topple, overthrow, bring down, dislodge, discharge, dethrone, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject, evict
  informal drum out, defenestrate

Definition of unseat in US English:

unseat

verbˌənˈsētˌənˈsit

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Rawhide unseated Kevin Bradley at the first fence
Example sentencesExamples
- Jockey Shane Sellers, who suffered a cracked tailbone when he was unseated in a paddock accident last week at Churchill Downs, plans to return to riding within two weeks.
- The horse squealed in surprised hurt, lunging so hard it almost unseated him.
- Jockey Daniel Howard is unseated when Polar Champ hesitates before jumping.
- Her mount bolted, unseating her but her foot was entangled in a stirrup.
- Jockey Russell Baze suffered a broken right collarbone on Sunday when he was unseated by his mount at the start of the third race at Golden Gate Fields.
- Hannah Blumenthal, 52, a freelance pony rider, was severely injured when she was unseated from a horse on Friday morning at Belmont Park.
- Solis, 40, was injured when he was unseated from his mount, Golden K K, who clipped heels and fell in the upper stretch of a claiming race.
- Sanders was accidentally unseated on his way to the winner's circle after losing a stirrup iron after Chateau Istana spooked at a camera car, but remained unscathed and was complimentary of the winning performance.
- She gasped as he unseated her and she tumbled to the ground.
- Arroyo was taken to nearby North Shore University Hospital after his mount, Ruby Hill, took an awkward step near the finish line and unseated him.
- The horse slowed quickly, discomforting Kaelyn, and unseating her slightly.
- Her horse reared suddenly, nearly unseating her, and plunged blindly into the forest.
- The 33-year-old jockey suffered a fractured collarbone and an array of other injuries on July 21 when he was unseated in the seventh race at Monmouth Park.
- Jockey Alejandro Marcial was taken to a hospital on Sunday after his horse, Ski Away, broke down, unseating him in the first race at Arlington Park.
- Unused to such harsh treatment, the horse reared back on its hind legs, unseating Jack Foster who landed with a thud on his backside.
- Dominguez was second in the national standings on July 24 when he was unseated from his mount at Delaware Park.
- Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure.
- Bravo, 33, was riding Maid of Sunlight, who was squeezed in tight quarters and unseated him when she fell.
- He thought the ground rocked slightly beneath him, and that he surely must be dreaming or seeing things, when Sport suddenly shied and reared back, nearly unseating him.
- Later his driving was to be his downfall as his motorcycle took a mind of its own and he was unseated in the middle of Third Road at rush hour.
Synonyms
dislodge, throw, dismount, spill, upset, unhorse
1. 1.1 Remove from a position of power or authority.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But no one, not even Wahid, is suggesting that the military as an institution is behind any attempt to unseat the government.
  The AL, the main opposition party, has decided to resort to street agitation to unseat the government.
  Elected to the Dáil in 1927 he was unseated as a bankrupt, but elected again in 1937.
  Jean-Marie Le Pen has won through to the last round of the French presidential election, unseating the socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin.
  Even more important, it unseats the person the people have deliberately chose for this office.
  Opposition youth movements such as Ukraine's Pora and Serbia's Otpor have been instrumental in unseating governments in their respective countries.
  Britain's Conservative Party faces its fourth leadership contest in 13 years, after Iain Duncan Smith was unseated on October 29 in a confidence vote of Tory MPs.
  It's also not fair that the sitting governor requires a majority vote to remain in office, as opposed to the plurality an opponent needs to unseat him.
  They typically sealed their victory by unseating kings, although often creating a new despotism.
  The Austrian government was unseated and replaced by a new leadership friendly to Germany, and German corporations began to take over Austrian resources.
  After the Milosevic government was unseated, these Albanian fighters moved on to Macedonia, where the territories bordering Kosovo are also mainly populated by ethnic Albanians.
  Mr Blocher was elected yesterday with 121 votes, unseating Ruth Metzler, the incumbent Christian People's party justice minister, who got 116.
  The idea that term limits are necessary to unseat jaded officials and rouse lazy voters could not be more inapplicable in New York City now.
  They were initially accused of plotting to unseat the government of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in March last year.
  When the Glorious Revolution deposed James in 1689, rebellions in Massachusetts and New York overthrew the Dominion of New England and unseated the proprietary government in Maryland.
  Paul Woolstewholmes from Suffolk has won the election for national officer in the Fire Brigades union, unseating the leadership candidate.
  A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control.
  At best, Troy is simply an opportunist who was able to gain the support of a number of key people to help unseat me.
  And in Bolivia, a peasant revolt grounded in opposition to neo-liberal policies recently unseated the pro-business president.
  An ensuing court challenge which alleged violations of campaign finance laws could have unseated President Tong.
  Synonyms
  depose, oust, remove from office, topple, overthrow, bring down, dislodge, discharge, dethrone, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject, evict

单词	unseat
释义	Definition of unseat in English: unseat verbʌnˈsiːtˌənˈsit [with object] 1Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle. Rawhide unseated Kevin Bradley at the first fence Example sentencesExamples Jockey Shane Sellers, who suffered a cracked tailbone when he was unseated in a paddock accident last week at Churchill Downs, plans to return to riding within two weeks. She gasped as he unseated her and she tumbled to the ground. Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure. Her mount bolted, unseating her but her foot was entangled in a stirrup. The horse slowed quickly, discomforting Kaelyn, and unseating her slightly. Jockey Alejandro Marcial was taken to a hospital on Sunday after his horse, Ski Away, broke down, unseating him in the first race at Arlington Park. Arroyo was taken to nearby North Shore University Hospital after his mount, Ruby Hill, took an awkward step near the finish line and unseated him. Jockey Russell Baze suffered a broken right collarbone on Sunday when he was unseated by his mount at the start of the third race at Golden Gate Fields. Later his driving was to be his downfall as his motorcycle took a mind of its own and he was unseated in the middle of Third Road at rush hour. Jockey Daniel Howard is unseated when Polar Champ hesitates before jumping. Dominguez was second in the national standings on July 24 when he was unseated from his mount at Delaware Park. Hannah Blumenthal, 52, a freelance pony rider, was severely injured when she was unseated from a horse on Friday morning at Belmont Park. The horse squealed in surprised hurt, lunging so hard it almost unseated him. Bravo, 33, was riding Maid of Sunlight, who was squeezed in tight quarters and unseated him when she fell. Sanders was accidentally unseated on his way to the winner's circle after losing a stirrup iron after Chateau Istana spooked at a camera car, but remained unscathed and was complimentary of the winning performance. The 33-year-old jockey suffered a fractured collarbone and an array of other injuries on July 21 when he was unseated in the seventh race at Monmouth Park. Her horse reared suddenly, nearly unseating her, and plunged blindly into the forest. Unused to such harsh treatment, the horse reared back on its hind legs, unseating Jack Foster who landed with a thud on his backside. Solis, 40, was injured when he was unseated from his mount, Golden K K, who clipped heels and fell in the upper stretch of a claiming race. He thought the ground rocked slightly beneath him, and that he surely must be dreaming or seeing things, when Sport suddenly shied and reared back, nearly unseating him. Synonyms dislodge, throw, dismount, spill, upset, unhorse 1.1 Remove (a government or person in authority) from power. Example sentencesExamples Opposition youth movements such as Ukraine's Pora and Serbia's Otpor have been instrumental in unseating governments in their respective countries. A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control. At best, Troy is simply an opportunist who was able to gain the support of a number of key people to help unseat me. And in Bolivia, a peasant revolt grounded in opposition to neo-liberal policies recently unseated the pro-business president. The AL, the main opposition party, has decided to resort to street agitation to unseat the government. After the Milosevic government was unseated, these Albanian fighters moved on to Macedonia, where the territories bordering Kosovo are also mainly populated by ethnic Albanians. Jean-Marie Le Pen has won through to the last round of the French presidential election, unseating the socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin. The idea that term limits are necessary to unseat jaded officials and rouse lazy voters could not be more inapplicable in New York City now. Britain's Conservative Party faces its fourth leadership contest in 13 years, after Iain Duncan Smith was unseated on October 29 in a confidence vote of Tory MPs. The Austrian government was unseated and replaced by a new leadership friendly to Germany, and German corporations began to take over Austrian resources. Even more important, it unseats the person the people have deliberately chose for this office. But no one, not even Wahid, is suggesting that the military as an institution is behind any attempt to unseat the government. When the Glorious Revolution deposed James in 1689, rebellions in Massachusetts and New York overthrew the Dominion of New England and unseated the proprietary government in Maryland. They typically sealed their victory by unseating kings, although often creating a new despotism. Elected to the Dáil in 1927 he was unseated as a bankrupt, but elected again in 1937. Mr Blocher was elected yesterday with 121 votes, unseating Ruth Metzler, the incumbent Christian People's party justice minister, who got 116. They were initially accused of plotting to unseat the government of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in March last year. Paul Woolstewholmes from Suffolk has won the election for national officer in the Fire Brigades union, unseating the leadership candidate. An ensuing court challenge which alleged violations of campaign finance laws could have unseated President Tong. It's also not fair that the sitting governor requires a majority vote to remain in office, as opposed to the plurality an opponent needs to unseat him. Synonyms depose, oust, remove from office, topple, overthrow, bring down, dislodge, discharge, dethrone, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject, evict informal drum out, defenestrate Definition of unseat in US English: unseat verbˌənˈsētˌənˈsit [with object] 1Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle. Rawhide unseated Kevin Bradley at the first fence Example sentencesExamples Jockey Shane Sellers, who suffered a cracked tailbone when he was unseated in a paddock accident last week at Churchill Downs, plans to return to riding within two weeks. The horse squealed in surprised hurt, lunging so hard it almost unseated him. Jockey Daniel Howard is unseated when Polar Champ hesitates before jumping. Her mount bolted, unseating her but her foot was entangled in a stirrup. Jockey Russell Baze suffered a broken right collarbone on Sunday when he was unseated by his mount at the start of the third race at Golden Gate Fields. Hannah Blumenthal, 52, a freelance pony rider, was severely injured when she was unseated from a horse on Friday morning at Belmont Park. Solis, 40, was injured when he was unseated from his mount, Golden K K, who clipped heels and fell in the upper stretch of a claiming race. Sanders was accidentally unseated on his way to the winner's circle after losing a stirrup iron after Chateau Istana spooked at a camera car, but remained unscathed and was complimentary of the winning performance. She gasped as he unseated her and she tumbled to the ground. Arroyo was taken to nearby North Shore University Hospital after his mount, Ruby Hill, took an awkward step near the finish line and unseated him. The horse slowed quickly, discomforting Kaelyn, and unseating her slightly. Her horse reared suddenly, nearly unseating her, and plunged blindly into the forest. The 33-year-old jockey suffered a fractured collarbone and an array of other injuries on July 21 when he was unseated in the seventh race at Monmouth Park. Jockey Alejandro Marcial was taken to a hospital on Sunday after his horse, Ski Away, broke down, unseating him in the first race at Arlington Park. Unused to such harsh treatment, the horse reared back on its hind legs, unseating Jack Foster who landed with a thud on his backside. Dominguez was second in the national standings on July 24 when he was unseated from his mount at Delaware Park. Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure. Bravo, 33, was riding Maid of Sunlight, who was squeezed in tight quarters and unseated him when she fell. He thought the ground rocked slightly beneath him, and that he surely must be dreaming or seeing things, when Sport suddenly shied and reared back, nearly unseating him. Later his driving was to be his downfall as his motorcycle took a mind of its own and he was unseated in the middle of Third Road at rush hour. Synonyms dislodge, throw, dismount, spill, upset, unhorse 1.1 Remove from a position of power or authority. Example sentencesExamples But no one, not even Wahid, is suggesting that the military as an institution is behind any attempt to unseat the government. The AL, the main opposition party, has decided to resort to street agitation to unseat the government. Elected to the Dáil in 1927 he was unseated as a bankrupt, but elected again in 1937. Jean-Marie Le Pen has won through to the last round of the French presidential election, unseating the socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin. Even more important, it unseats the person the people have deliberately chose for this office. Opposition youth movements such as Ukraine's Pora and Serbia's Otpor have been instrumental in unseating governments in their respective countries. Britain's Conservative Party faces its fourth leadership contest in 13 years, after Iain Duncan Smith was unseated on October 29 in a confidence vote of Tory MPs. It's also not fair that the sitting governor requires a majority vote to remain in office, as opposed to the plurality an opponent needs to unseat him. They typically sealed their victory by unseating kings, although often creating a new despotism. The Austrian government was unseated and replaced by a new leadership friendly to Germany, and German corporations began to take over Austrian resources. After the Milosevic government was unseated, these Albanian fighters moved on to Macedonia, where the territories bordering Kosovo are also mainly populated by ethnic Albanians. Mr Blocher was elected yesterday with 121 votes, unseating Ruth Metzler, the incumbent Christian People's party justice minister, who got 116. The idea that term limits are necessary to unseat jaded officials and rouse lazy voters could not be more inapplicable in New York City now. They were initially accused of plotting to unseat the government of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in March last year. When the Glorious Revolution deposed James in 1689, rebellions in Massachusetts and New York overthrew the Dominion of New England and unseated the proprietary government in Maryland. Paul Woolstewholmes from Suffolk has won the election for national officer in the Fire Brigades union, unseating the leadership candidate. A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control. At best, Troy is simply an opportunist who was able to gain the support of a number of key people to help unseat me. And in Bolivia, a peasant revolt grounded in opposition to neo-liberal policies recently unseated the pro-business president. An ensuing court challenge which alleged violations of campaign finance laws could have unseated President Tong. Synonyms depose, oust, remove from office, topple, overthrow, bring down, dislodge, discharge, dethrone, displace, supplant, usurp, overturn, dismiss, eject, evict
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