It refers to someone who wrongly or illegally takes a role as a king or queen, or in general to someone who takes a senior position that they are not entitled to, often in place of someone else who should get that role.
Or another definition for that word is 'trespass. Going on someones property without permission.'
UsurpationdethronedDethroned, overthrown, usurped.
Yes, assumed is the past participle, past tense of the verb to assume, a word for the act of assuming. The past participle of the verb is also an adjective.The adjective "assumed" has the following definitions below listed.assumedadj1 false; fictitious an assumed name2 taken for grantedan assumed result3 usurped; arrogatedan assumed authority
Abuses: things which are used wrongly Usurpations: occasions when someone usurped someone else's authority or privileges. Usurped means took away wrongly (a kind of stealing which only applies to authority, privileges, or titles) "A long train" is a metaphor. Like a train, the abuses and usurpations are hitched one after the other in a long series. The person might be talking about a supervisor at work. "On Monday, she locked the staff bathroom, which she had no right to do. On Tuesday, she ate her lunch in the red room, which is Jodi's room. On Wednesday, she told Jodi she had to use her own stationery, which is totally wrong. On Thursday, she told Jim that he could not welcome the Chinese visitors as he was planning to do, because she was going to do it. It's been a long train of abuses and usurpations."
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UsurpationdethronedDethroned, overthrown, usurped.
The publishing company usurped the rights to her life story.
Usurped, drained, recovered, taken back, returned, reacquired.
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he usurped it
The general who led the coup usurped the office of the duly elected president. :)
Kronos didn't have a "personality" the way you are thinking of. He was the personification of the heavens, so he was made with a lofty spirit. You could say he was fearful and greedy, since he didn't want to be usurped by his children the way he usurped his own father.
Mainly being a woman who usurped a title that should be a man's.
Yes, Hatshepsut was married to her half brother Thutmose II. She usurped the throne after her husband's death.
No. Cleopatra didn't have to kill Bernice. Their father did it because Berenice and her husband usurped the throne from him.
The first king of the Greek gods, father of Kronos, grandfather of Zeus. Kronos conquered him and usurped the throne.
Queen Hatshepsut sneakily usurped the title of "Egyptian Pharaoh" from her son Thutmose III, the original heir to the throne.