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:

  •Other relevant words:
  • unsaddle,
  • give the gate,
  • expel,
  • bust,
  • suspend,
  • kick upstairs,
  • liquidate,
  • pension off,
  • excommunicate,
  • retire,
  • Disbench,
  • superannuate,
  • purge.

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.