descepter
unsceptre
uncrown
uncanonize
dethrone
disenthrone
decrown
disauthorize
deprive
unbishop
bring down
unkingdom
undean
belittle
disglorify
unlaw
diminish
unauthorize
antirrhesis
desolate
dethronement
destoolment
disprivilege
dispossess
unvicar
gainstay
unstate
resistive
insubordinate
divest
resistant
disinvest
surrender
devest
defeudalize
deaminative
disaffection
profane
subordinate
bereave
discommission
unlord
disseize
vassal
deprivilege
disembellish
wrong
diminished capacity
decelerationism
mump
unmember
take the bread out of someone's mouth
deposition
decentralise
deprivation
unmitre
sceptreless
lese-majesty
decentralize
disbench
unglorify
depensatory
disimpropriate
renounce
unworship
powerish
constitutional
abdicate
faculty
abdicational
deposable
outlaw
dominance
kleptocratic
emasculation
succulence
disarm
contumacious
cassation
overpet
deny
decapitate
disdeify
deprecator
governable
usurpation
absolute
oppress
take control
overturn
suppress
crush
ascendant
subvert
authoritative
overthrow

English words for 'To deprive of a scepter; to deprive of the status of monarch or of authority.'

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