deposition
dethronement
deposal
removal
retiring
deplatforming
past
preceding
defenestration
abdication
amotion
ousting
destoolment
overthrow
color of authority
disenthrone
deposer
disarm
recall
removable
defenestrate
removability
overpower
declericalization
oustee
castration
revoker
unsheriff
deprive
Frankenstein
send someone to the showers
deserter
divest
defector
deskinment
insubordinate
disinvest
stifling
firing
antirrhesis
crushing
suppression
uncrown
abdicator
devest
quelling
disauthorize
usurpation
bench
impeachment
impoverishment
belittle
resignation
displacement
resistant
diminish
ouster
resistive
ejector
detinner
hypodynamia
disappropriation
detransition
amovability
suspend
impressment
impress
degradation
withdrawer
drum out
empty suit
lese-majesty
esquivalience
dispossession
freeholder
abdicant
subversion
powermonger
capture
derogate
better
unsceptre
laying claim
overthrowal
dominance
deposable
deportee
dismission
exile
best
decapitation
assumption
hold
action
seizure

English words for 'the act of deposing someone; removing a powerful person from a position or office'

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