Definition of usurper in English:

usurper

noun juːˈsəːpəjuːˈzəːpəjuˈsərpər

A person who takes a position of power or importance illegally or by force.
a usurper of the throne
this usurper of authority was taking her father's place
Example sentencesExamples
- Alone among the usurpers of the 15th century, he was fortunate to have slain his childless predecessor in battle.
- By the end of 406, Britain had created no less than three usurpers.
- As a member of the Confederation's forces, I'm obligated to root out usurpers and traitors to the government.
- His daughter Elizabeth made it treason to declare her a heretic or usurper.
- They drew him into an alliance to remove Henry from the English throne as a usurper.

Rhymes

chirper, sherpa

Definition of usurper in US English:

usurper

nounyo͞oˈsərpərjuˈsərpər

A person who takes a position of power or importance illegally or by force.
a usurper of the throne
this usurper of authority was taking her father's place
Example sentencesExamples
- As a member of the Confederation's forces, I'm obligated to root out usurpers and traitors to the government.
- They drew him into an alliance to remove Henry from the English throne as a usurper.
- By the end of 406, Britain had created no less than three usurpers.
- His daughter Elizabeth made it treason to declare her a heretic or usurper.
- Alone among the usurpers of the 15th century, he was fortunate to have slain his childless predecessor in battle.

词汇	usurper
释义	Definition of usurper in English: usurper noun juːˈsəːpəjuːˈzəːpəjuˈsərpər A person who takes a position of power or importance illegally or by force. a usurper of the throne this usurper of authority was taking her father's place Example sentencesExamples Alone among the usurpers of the 15th century, he was fortunate to have slain his childless predecessor in battle. By the end of 406, Britain had created no less than three usurpers. As a member of the Confederation's forces, I'm obligated to root out usurpers and traitors to the government. His daughter Elizabeth made it treason to declare her a heretic or usurper. They drew him into an alliance to remove Henry from the English throne as a usurper. Rhymes chirper, sherpa Definition of usurper in US English: usurper nounyo͞oˈsərpərjuˈsərpər A person who takes a position of power or importance illegally or by force. a usurper of the throne this usurper of authority was taking her father's place Example sentencesExamples As a member of the Confederation's forces, I'm obligated to root out usurpers and traitors to the government. They drew him into an alliance to remove Henry from the English throne as a usurper. By the end of 406, Britain had created no less than three usurpers. His daughter Elizabeth made it treason to declare her a heretic or usurper. Alone among the usurpers of the 15th century, he was fortunate to have slain his childless predecessor in battle.
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