|
WordNet-Online
| ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: long-deposed Definition 1 (adjective): Referring to someone who has been removed or taken down from a position or throne a long time ago. HTML format:Definition 1 (adjective):Referring to someone who has been removed or taken down from a position or throne a long time ago. Sample sentence 1:The long-deposed ruler was once a mighty king, but now lives in exile. Sample sentence 2:The long-deposed president made a surprise appearance at the political rally, reminiscing about his former glory. Amazon search related to "long-deposed": Search for books about long-deposed on Amazon | ||||
long-beard long-bearded long-billed marsh wren long-clawed prawn long-confounding long-coveted long-dated long-delayed long-deposed long-discussed long-distance long-distance call long-distance runner long-eared bat long-eared owl long-established long-expected
|