"Unseated" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unseated" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Unseated
"Unseated" Meaning
Usually, being "unseated" means being removed from a position of power or authority, often as a result of an act of rebellion, a challenge to authority, or a distance as a result of a sentence, usually as under or in a punishment.
"Unseated" Examples
Usage Examples:
The politician was unseated in the most recent election.
After losing the playoff game, the team's head coach was unseated.
The company's board of directors was forced to unseat the CEO when fraud was discovered.
He was unseated from his position after embezzlement allegations surfaced.
The new policy was immediately unseated in response to opposition and protests from the public.
Synonyms:
removed
ousted
dismissed
removed from position
expelled
"Unseated" Similar Words
Unsealed
Unsearchable
Unseasonable
Unseasonably
This means unusual or unexpected for the time of year; not typical for the season.<br><br>Example: "The unseasonably warm weather made it perfect for a summer weekend getaway in February."
Unseasonal
Unseasonally
Unseasoned
Unseat
Unseaworthy
Unsecured
Unseeing
Meaning: Unable to see, or unwilling to acknowledge. <br><br>Example: "He was unseeing to the obvious dangers of his actions." <br><br>Synonyms: blind, unaware, insensitive, oblivious, heedless.
Unseeingly
Unseemingly
Unseemliness
Unseemly