adjective করায়ত্ত;
usurped definition
Unjustly seized or assumed (power, position, etc.)
usurped শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
usurp, take_over, seize, assume, arrogate,
usurped Example in a sentence
The tyrannical regime usurped power through a military coup, overthrowing the democratically elected government.
The ambitious general usurped the throne from the rightful king, seizing control of the kingdom by force.
The company’s unscrupulous CEO usurped the patents and trademarks of their rivals, depriving them of their rightful ownership.
The rebel faction usurped the authority of the interim government, plunging the nation into chaos and instability.
The hacker had usurped the passwords of countless online accounts, exposing sensitive information to the world.
The virus had usurped control of the computer system, rendering it unusable and causing widespread disruption.
The politician usurped the ideals of his party, betraying the trust of his constituents and pursuing his own selfish agenda.
The new regime had usurped the constitution, stripping citizens of their fundamental rights and freedoms.
The demagogue had usurped the hearts and minds of the populace, using fear and propaganda to consolidate his power.
The usurper had seized power through manipulation and deception, leaving a legacy of tyranny and oppression.