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depose

[dih-pohz] / dɪˈpoʊz /


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Embaló phoned up French TV station France 24 and said: "I have been deposed."

From BBC

Late on Wednesday afternoon, Embaló told France 24 in a phone call: "I have been deposed."

From BBC

In the past, deposed dictators “went to Europe and bought villas on the French Riviera,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since then, Hasina has been in self-imposed exile in India, where she flew after being deposed by the student-led uprising which spiralled into nationwide unrest.

From BBC

He also accuses Washington, which has deployed a fleet of warships in the Caribbean in a stated anti-drug operation, of seeking to depose him and seize the formerly rich petrostate's vast oil deposits.

From Barron's