Definition for Discrown:

• To deprive of a crown.

Synonyms for Discrown:

• v.

  •depose (verb)
  • remove from office,
  • ride out on rail.
  •dethrone (verb)
  • depose.
  •displace (verb)
  • Disthrone,
  • discharge,
  • cut out,
  • take the place of.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • defrock,
  • disbar,
  • Disenthrone.
  •Other relevant words:
  • absent,
  • absorb,
  • accept,
  • accuse,
  • acquit,
  • adjourn,
  • adopt,
  • advance,
  • arc,
  • ardor,
  • ardour,
  • arouse,
  • arrogate,
  • assoil,
  • assume,
  • attack,
  • backside,
  • ban,
  • banish,
  • bank clerk,
  • bankrupt,
  • bar,
  • bathroom,
  • be sick,
  • bear,
  • bed,
  • behave,
  • behind,
  • better,
  • binge,
  • blackball,
  • blast,
  • boot out,
  • borrow,
  • bottom,
  • bounce,
  • bounciness,
  • bouncing,
  • bound,
  • bout,
  • bowl over,
  • breach,
  • break,
  • break away,
  • break down,
  • break of serve,
  • break off,
  • break out,
  • breakage,
  • breaking,
  • breakout,
  • bring down,
  • bring out,
  • broke,
  • broken,
  • brush aside,
  • bum,
  • bump,
  • bump off,
  • buns,
  • burn,
  • burn down,
  • burst,
  • butt,
  • buttocks,
  • buy out,
  • buy up,
  • can,
  • can buoy,
  • canful,
  • carrier bag,
  • carry,
  • cashier,
  • cast,
  • cast aside,
  • cast away,
  • cast out,
  • cat,
  • cave in,
  • channel,
  • channelise,
  • channelize,
  • cheapen,
  • check,
  • chemise,
  • chow,
  • chuck,
  • chuck out,
  • classify,
  • clear,
  • collapse,
  • come after,
  • come apart,
  • come through,
  • commode,
  • complete,
  • comport,
  • conduct,
  • confused,
  • conk out,
  • conveyance,
  • corrupt,
  • counteract,
  • countermine,
  • crapper,
  • crawl in,
  • criminate,
  • curse,
  • cut down,
  • damp,
  • dampen,
  • debar,
  • debase,
  • debauch,
  • degrade,
  • delight,
  • deliver,
  • demean,
  • demoralise,
  • demoralize,
  • demote,
  • depone,
  • deport,
  • deportation,
  • deportee,
  • deprave,
  • derangement,
  • derriere,
  • dethrone,
  • develop,
  • die,
  • discard,
  • disclose,
  • discomfit,
  • discompose,
  • disconcert,
  • discontinue,
  • discount,
  • discover,
  • disgorge,
  • disgrace,
  • dismiss,
  • dismissal,
  • dismission,
  • disorder,
  • disordered,
  • dispatch,
  • displace,
  • dispose,
  • disquieted,
  • disregard,
  • disruption,
  • dissolve,
  • distressed,
  • disturb,
  • disturbance,
  • disturbed,
  • ditch,
  • divulge,
  • do in,
  • downgrade,
  • draw back,
  • drop,
  • drum out,
  • eats,
  • ecstasy,
  • eject,
  • electric arc,
  • electric discharge,
  • elevate,
  • elicit,
  • emission,
  • empty,
  • enchant,
  • enkindle,
  • enrapture,
  • enthral,
  • enthrall,
  • erupt,
  • evoke,
  • exaltation,
  • exchange,
  • exclude,
  • exculpate,
  • exhaust,
  • exile,
  • exonerate,
  • expatriate,
  • expatriation,
  • expelling,
  • expose,
  • extradite,
  • fail,
  • fall apart,
  • fall in,
  • falling out,
  • fanny,
  • fault,
  • female chest,
  • fervency,
  • fervidness,
  • fervor,
  • fervour,
  • fire,
  • firing,
  • firing off,
  • fizzle,
  • flack,
  • flak,
  • flame,
  • flame up,
  • flaming,
  • fling,
  • flop,
  • flush,
  • follow,
  • force out,
  • founder,
  • fracture,
  • free,
  • freeze,
  • freeze down,
  • fuel,
  • fundament,
  • gaolbreak,
  • gap,
  • geological fault,
  • get around,
  • get out,
  • get rid of,
  • give,
  • give away,
  • give notice,
  • give out,
  • give the axe,
  • give way,
  • go,
  • go against,
  • go bad,
  • go off,
  • go to bed,
  • go to sleep,
  • good luck,
  • grub,
  • hammock,
  • happy chance,
  • hind end,
  • hindquarters,
  • hit the hay,
  • hit the sack,
  • honk,
  • ignite,
  • ignore,
  • impeach,
  • incriminate,
  • infract,
  • interchange,
  • intermission,
  • intermit,
  • interrupt,
  • interruption,
  • jailbreak,
  • jounce,
  • keister,
  • kick downstairs,
  • kick out,
  • kindle,
  • kip down,
  • knock over,
  • lav,
  • lavatory,
  • leap,
  • leaping,
  • let on,
  • let out,
  • liberation,
  • light,
  • misdirect,
  • move,
  • move back,
  • move out,
  • muster out,
  • nates,
  • net,
  • neutralise,
  • neutralize,
  • off,
  • offend,
  • offsaddle,
  • open fire,
  • open frame,
  • ostracise,
  • ostracize,
  • oust,
  • outpouring,
  • override,
  • overrule,
  • overthrow,
  • overturn,
  • overturned,
  • paper bag,
  • part,
  • pass on,
  • pat,
  • pause,
  • pay off,
  • pension,
  • perturbation,
  • pervert,
  • plunder,
  • pocket,
  • poke,
  • polish off,
  • posterior,
  • potty,
  • pouch,
  • prat,
  • preempt,
  • prison-breaking,
  • prisonbreak,
  • privy,
  • profane,
  • promote,
  • provoke,
  • puke,
  • pull away,
  • pull back,
  • purgation,
  • purging,
  • purify,
  • push aside,
  • put away,
  • put back,
  • put out,
  • raid,
  • raise,
  • rapture,
  • raptus,
  • ravish,
  • rear,
  • rebound,
  • recede,
  • recess,
  • recoil,
  • recrudesce,
  • regorge,
  • regurgitate,
  • release,
  • relegate,
  • relieve,
  • remove,
  • repeat,
  • replace,
  • resile,
  • respite,
  • retch,
  • retreat,
  • reveal,
  • reverberate,
  • reverse,
  • ricochet,
  • rift,
  • rout,
  • rout out,
  • ruin,
  • rump,
  • run,
  • rupture,
  • sabotage,
  • sac,
  • sack,
  • sack out,
  • sack up,
  • sackful,
  • sacking,
  • sacque,
  • saltation,
  • sanctify,
  • scour,
  • scratch out,
  • seat,
  • seize,
  • send,
  • send away,
  • send packing,
  • separate,
  • set down,
  • severance,
  • shift,
  • ship,
  • shipping,
  • shun,
  • sick,
  • skint,
  • slay,
  • smash,
  • snap,
  • snap off,
  • soften,
  • spark,
  • spew,
  • split,
  • split up,
  • spring,
  • spue,
  • squeeze out,
  • squirt,
  • stern,
  • stone-broke,
  • stony-broke,
  • stool,
  • stop,
  • strike out,
  • submit,
  • substitute,
  • subvert,
  • succeed,
  • supersede,
  • supervene upon,
  • supplant,
  • suspension,
  • swage,
  • swear,
  • tail,
  • tail end,
  • take,
  • take a hop,
  • take down,
  • take on,
  • take out,
  • take over,
  • tape drive,
  • tape transport,
  • tear,
  • teller,
  • terminate,
  • throne,
  • throw away,
  • throw out,
  • throw up,
  • throwing away,
  • tin,
  • tin can,
  • tip over,
  • tooshie,
  • toss,
  • toss away,
  • toss out,
  • transfer,
  • transferral,
  • transgress,
  • transmit,
  • transport,
  • transportation,
  • trouble,
  • turf out,
  • turn in,
  • turn over,
  • turnover,
  • tush,
  • uncover,
  • undermine,
  • undo,
  • unfrock,
  • unload,
  • unmake,
  • unseat,
  • untune,
  • unwrap,
  • upchuck,
  • upgrade,
  • upset,
  • upturned,
  • usher out,
  • usurp,
  • venting,
  • violate,
  • vitiate,
  • vomit,
  • vomit up,
  • waiver,
  • waste,
  • weaken,
  • wear,
  • wear out,
  • win,
  • withdraw,
  • worried,
  • Uncrown,
  • break dance,
  • time out,
  • rear end,
  • drop off,
  • turn out,
  • break up,
  • take away,
  • break in,
  • put up,
  • cut off,
  • take up,
  • give the bounce,
  • knock off,
  • brush off,
  • put down,
  • tump over,
  • bring home the bacon,
  • give the sack,
  • deliver the goods,
  • crack,
  • pot,
  • toilet,
  • barf,
  • murder,
  • ass,
  • arse,
  • set aside,
  • freeze out,
  • give heave-ho,
  • run out of town,
  • step into shoes of,
  • throw out on ear,
  • break-dance.

Antonyms for Discrown:

• v.

  • depose
    obey, allow, promote, upgrade.
  • dethrone
    put in power, crown, enthrone.
  • displace
    retain, accept, hold, keep, hire, employ, welcome, engage, stay, leave.

Discrown Sentence Examples:

• Thus did Philip who had been so industrious during the many past years in his endeavours to expel the heretic Queen of England and the Huguenot Henry from the realms of their ancestors, and to seat himself or his daughter, or one or another of his nephews, in their places, now busy himself with schemes to discrown Rudolph of Habsburg, and to place the ubiquitous Infanta and her future husband on his throne.

• Now, therefore, in this grief that He has sent her - this ignoble grief, that yet cuts the none less deeply for being ignoble, and excluding the solace of human sympathy, she but thrusts her hand with a fuller confidence in his, and fixes her sweet eyes with a more reverent surety on the one prime consoler of humankind, who, from his Cross, has looked royally down the toiling centuries - the king, whom this generation, above all generations, is laboring - and, as not a few think, successfully - to discrown.