To strip of princely rank or status; to dethrone or demote from noble rank.
From dis- (reverse) + prince (from Old French prince, a ruler). This verb describes removing someone from royal or princely status.
Shakespeare and Marlowe used 'disprince' to describe the ultimate fall of power—it's more dramatic than 'depose' because it captures not just removal from office but stripping of identity itself.
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