Usurp
Jagran Josh
May 5, 2016 09:57 ISTMeaning: To take possession of by force
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The government has usurped the rights of Citizens and hence they rallied.
Pronunciation: yoo-surp, -zurp
Usage/Example: 1. Opponents argue that such an approach would usurp states' rights and create an unneeded new layer of bureaucracy. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
2. Win or lose, we do expect them to take this to the state legislature and look for a statewide bill that would usurp local control (Source: TWC News)
3. McLaren 570GT has been designed to usurp Porsche's position as the ultimate maker of practical sports cars. (Source: AutoExpress)
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