Modifying Another Word

• not: Richards recovered strongly from a first-lap spin at Druids, but could not depose the defiant Rice.

Object

• emperor: Selassie, the deposed emperor of Ethiopia, is considered divine by the Rastafarian religion.

• constable: A constable deposed to defendants standing on the footpath at a street corner for about ten minutes.

• king: The Edwardian Conquest of Wales Why were medieval kings deposed?

• president: I am a relative of the deposed president of Liberia, Charles Taylor.

• regime: Other criminal gangs justify raping women for their supposed links to the deposed regime.

Subject

• coup: When the President is deposed by a military coup, Tony is sacked and deported back to England.

• force: He should have been deposed by force in 1991 when, instead, the Iraqi opposition forces were effectively betrayed by the coalition.

Preposition: as

• leader: December 1890 Parnell was deposed as leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party.

Modifying Another Word

• recently: The was particularly true in France where memories of the recently deposed monarchy were still strong and the political situation was volatile.

• again: The same year he attended the synods of Tarsus and Antioch, at both of which Cyril was again deposed and anathematized.

• eventually: The Shah, the main sponsor, was eventually deposed of course.

• finally: Macbeth was defeated, but not finally deposed and killed until 1057.

• then: For insisting on his settlement, the seven members of presbytery who took this course were first suspended and then deposed.

Preposition: in

• coup: In 1967 the government in Athens was deposed in a military coup.

• favor: In 1910 King Manoel II was deposed in favor of a republican government.

Preposition: from

• office: Since he was deposed from office in 1998, Erdogan became a symbol of oppression by the Turkish regime.

Preposition: by

• coup: When the President is deposed by a military coup, Tony is sacked and deported back to England.

• force: He should have been deposed by force in 1991 when, instead, the Iraqi opposition forces were effectively betrayed by the coalition.