destronar



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destronar⇒ vtr(echar del trono)dethrone⇒, depose⇒ vtr
  oust⇒ vtr
  topple⇒, overthrow⇒ vtr
 El hermano del rey había tramado destronar a su sobrino, el heredero legítimo.
 The king's brother had plotted to dethrone (or: depose) his nephew, who was the legitimate heir.
destronar vtrfigurado (quitar la preponderancia) (figurative)take the limelight from v expr
  replace⇒ vtr
  supplant⇒ vtr
 El nuevo hermanito ha destronado a Miguelito y está muy celoso.
 The new brother has taken the limelight from Miguelito and he is very jealous.
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dethrone

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