unsceptre
descepter
uncrown
decrown
dethrone
disenthrone
disauthorize
unbishop
uncanonize
unkingdom
bereave
unlaw
defeudalize
vassal
deprive
resistive
resistant
insubordinate
unstate
wrong
disglorify
bring down
deaminative
gainstay
undean
profane
antirrhesis
dethronement
desolate
devest
destoolment
disseize
unvicar
deprivation
unlord
diminish
belittle
disprivilege
renounce
abdicate
disaffection
expense
disinvest
take the bread out of someone's mouth
disdeify
divest
subordinate
dispossess
deprivilege
fallaciousness
unauthorize
unworship
abdicational
emasculation
depensatory
disentitle
unhumanize
unmitre
coetaneity
chastisable
overpet
deposition
abrogation
ransack
walk all over
deposal
deposable
disembellish
powerish
depone
kleptocratic
disciplinist
disarm
unsquire
governable
decelerationism
mump
unperson
decapitate
overthrow
preempt
abdication
unglorify
dehumanisation
discommission
dehumanization
subversion
suborning
contumacious
derogatory
disbench
deskinment
fall
ascendant
dispauper
liege
disimpropriate

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

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