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unseating

/ʌnˈsiːtɪŋ/

/ʌnˈsitiŋ/

Translations

unseatingnoun

unseatings

destitutionAu sens politique : fait de retirer quelqu’un de son poste ou de son autorité.

The unseating of the long-standing mayor was a significant event in the town's history.

La destitution du maire de longue date a été un événement marquant dans l’histoire de la ville.

Additional translations

éjectionSens physique : action de faire tomber quelqu’un de son siège.

Synonyms

unseatinggerund / present participle

/ʌnˈsiːtɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that causes someone to lose their seat or position

destituantSurtout dans un contexte politique ou institutionnel.

The opposition launched an unseating campaign against the incumbent government.

L’opposition a lancé une campagne destituante contre le gouvernement en place.

Additional translations

éjectantSens physique : qui fait tomber d’un siège ou expulse d’un siège.

unseatverb

unseating

Gerund

unseated

Past Simple

unseated

Past Participle

unseating

Gerund

/ʌnˈsiːt/

/ʌnˈsit/

désarçonnerSens concret : faire tomber quelqu’un de sa selle, notamment à cheval.

The sudden movement of the horse unseated the rider.

Le mouvement brusque du cheval a désarçonné le cavalier.

évincerSens politique ou institutionnel : retirer quelqu’un d’une position de pouvoir ou de responsabilité.

The opposition party managed to unseat the incumbent mayor in the recent election.

Le parti d’opposition a réussi à évincer le maire sortant lors de la récente élection.

délogerSens technique ou matériel : retirer un objet de son logement ou de sa position.

Excessive pressure can unseat the valve, causing it to leak.

Une pression excessive peut déloger la valve et provoquer une fuite.

Additional translations

destituerSens formel : retirer quelqu’un de ses fonctions ou de son autorité.

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Definitions

unseatingnoun

The act of removing someone from a position of power or authority.

The unseating of the long-standing mayor was a significant event in the town's history.

The act of causing someone to fall from a seat, especially in a physical context.

The sudden stop of the bus resulted in the unseating of several passengers.

unseatinggerund / present participle

Causing someone to be removed from a seat, position, or office.

The opposition launched an unseating campaign against the incumbent government.

unseatverb

To remove someone from a position of power or authority.

The opposition party managed to unseat the incumbent mayor in the recent election.

To cause someone to fall from a seat, especially a horse.

The sudden movement of the horse unseated the rider.

To dislodge or remove something from its proper seating or position.

Excessive pressure can unseat the valve, causing it to leak.