overthrow|overthrows in English

noun

[,o·ver'throw || ‚əʊvə(r)θrəʊ]

defeat, downfall; revolution, subversion; destruction, rui

Use "overthrow|overthrows" in a sentence

1. Overthrows small Japan, kills off the Japan right-winger!

2. Participates in the democratic revolution that overthrows the Tsar.

3. In do-or-die situations for the third Baseman, overthrows are common

4. September 1: Muammar al-Gaddafi overthrows the Libyan monarchy and expels British and American personnel.

5. They'd conspired to overthrow the government.

6. and colluded to overthrow her reign.

7. You promised to overthrow Qin

8. By the year 539 B.C.E., Cyrus reaches the mighty city of Babylon and overthrows it.

9. Nietzsche overthrows the two worlds of Platonism and substitutes the new two worlds for them.

10. They'd Conspired to overthrow the government.

11. * Bishop Hall ; Angry clouds Conspire your overthrow.

12. The rebels tried to overthrow the government.

13. They were plotting to overthrow the government.

14. 3 They were plotting to overthrow the government.

15. They were plotting the overthrow of the government.

16. Unknownforces were at work to overthrow the government.

17. The group aims to overthrow the military government.

18. Everywhere US Army goes, it will overthrow monocracy.

19. Sensationalistic Anniversariness We passionately believe in mutual overthrow

20. The revolution caused the overthrow of the autocracy.

21. Its objective was to overthrow the Sandinista government.

22. It encodes the overthrow of the Goddess-centered world.

23. The army is plotting the overthrow of the government.

24. Rebels were already making plans to overthrow the government.

25. 11 They were plotting the overthrow of the government.