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depose someone from something
collocation
to remove someone from a particular important or powerful position:
She and her husband were deposed from power in 1986.
He has been deposed from his position as shadow Secretary of State for Wales.
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depose
King Charles I was deposed from the English throne in 1646.1646年英王查理一世被废黜。
James II was deposed from the British throne for becoming a Catholic.
Both CEOs were deposed from their respective banks, which made billions of dollars in losses while they were in control.
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