usurpation|usurpations in English

noun

[u·sur·pa·tion || ‚juːzɜr'peɪʃn /-zɜː'p-]

unlawful takeover of control or of government

Use "usurpation|usurpations" in a sentence

1. But this empire was torn by internal dissension and continual usurpations.

2. As conquest may be called a foreign usurpation , so usurpation is a kind of domestic conquest....

3. For theft there must be adverse interference or usurpation.

4. In the former Soviet Union, corruption scandals can spark usurpation.

5. And by that measure , China's usurpation indeed ushers in a new order.

6. Bardas justified his usurpation of the regency by introducing various internal reforms.

7. Surely this usurpation is more worrisome than a few federal stimulus programs.

8. Liu Cao Cao's usurpation of the world, called the history of infidelity.

9. Had she begun to resent my usurpation of her role as Edward's collaborator?

10. 7 In this way the barbarians encouraged usurpation, and the usurpers drew attention away from the barbarians.

11. Synonyms for Commandeering include appropriation, arrogation, detainer, expropriation, preemption, seizure, takeover, usurpation, acquisition and annexing

12. We can no longer sit idly-by and simply accept the debauchery, manipulation and usurpation .

13. He is said to have launched an attack on the Areopagus, for usurpation of powers that were not statutory.

14. From this point reflects the usurpation of power For Gao, the ambitions of the change plan.

15. In this way the barbarians encouraged usurpation, and the usurpers drew attention away from the barbarians.

16. Moreover, excessive use of clerical power or usurpation of political and economic power has again and again evoked vigorous resistance.

17. Traditionally its importance is demonstrated by the fact that it underpinned Gloucester's usurpation and his brief reign.

18. For the legal relief of the usurpation, there is an introduction to the theories of unjust enrichment and constructive trust.

19. There are many who insist that the paradigms of greed, arrogance and usurpation are the true reference points for our sextants.

20. This identification was emphasized in 1483 when Gloucester took the precaution of arresting lord Stanley as a prelude to his usurpation.

21. Indeed, before its usurpation by Christianity Mithraism enjoyed the patronage of some of the most important individuals in the Roman Empire.

22. Rape is the most serious of crimes, whether it is a man raping a woman or invading armies raping the homeland or the usurpation of rights.

23. Chiang Kai-shek who is trying to usurp the fruits of victory of the War of Resistance and ourselves who oppose his usurpation. Sentencedict.com

24. In Morris the Lords held that there was no appropriation without an adverse interference with or usurpation of the owner's rights.

25. The usurpation of Artabasdos was connected with restoring the veneration of images, leading Constantine to become perhaps an even more fervent iconoclast than his father.