Disthroned

/dɪsˈθroʊnd/ adjective

Definition

Having been removed from a throne; no longer in power as a ruler.

Etymology

Past participle of disthrone. The -ed ending marks it as an adjective describing a ruler who has lost their throne and royal authority.

Kelly Says

Historical accounts frequently called exiled kings 'disthroned'—it's more specific than just 'fallen' because it emphasizes they held legitimate power before losing it.

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