1. removed from a seat or position of power

1. past tense of unseat: to remove someone from a seat or position of authority

Examples

• The incumbent senator was unseated in the election.
• The horse unseated its rider during the jump.
• Voters unseated three city council members.
• The scandal unseated the company’s CEO.
• She was unseated from her committee chair position.
• The opposition party unseated the ruling government.
• The bucking bronco unseated every cowboy who tried to ride it.