Marlene Dietrich

To be completely woman you need a master, and in him a compass for your life. You need a man you can look up to and respect. If you dethrone him it's no wonder that you are discontented, and discontented women are not loved for long.

American Actress

Darren Till

Who else is willing to fight Woodley at six weeks' notice? Nobody. That's why it's come to me. But I will dethrone the champion and start a new era. I'll be an active champion, so they can all get in line.

English Athlete

Bubba Wallace

People want to dethrone you from the pedestal that you're on when you have a platform, when you have a voice.

American Driver

Rhea Ripley

If I can be the one to dethrone Shayna Baszler you will be seeing a very cocky Rhea Ripley.

Australian Wrestler

Dethrone is often used when discussing history and the fall of monarchs.

Historical Use

Dethrone implies the loss of official power, usually against the ruler's will.

Power and Authority

Dethrone is formal and mostly used in serious or official discussions about leadership.

Formal Context

In business and other fields, dethrone means ending someone's top status.

Metaphorical Expansion

Often used to describe shifts in leadership or success rankings in various contexts.

Competitive Settings

Dethroning can be positive, indicating progress or a deserved change.

Not Always Negative

 First of all, you need to be impressive and intimidating and demonstrate your vigor on occasion and show that you are very strong, and there's all sorts of ways of doing that. But other things that you need to do is you need to be generous. So, for example, males who go on a campaign to dethrone the leader,

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 you just completely dethrone me he like pulled the crown off the king's head smashed it and threw it out into the moat

Dethrone

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Power and Authority

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