Crowd
Overthrow
Overthrow verb - Rule against.
Crowd and overthrow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crowd" instead a verb "Overthrow".
Nearby Words: overthrown, overthrowing
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But, seeing that the crowd was rather hostile to the idea due the last king having been horriblenote According to legend, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus (Superbus meaning "haughty") was the son of the fifth king, and tried to overthrow the sixth Servius Tullius.
Source: Offered the Crown -
When the witches find themselves on the balcony of the castle with the evil ruler they're trying to overthrow, Nanny looks into the crowd and, spotting some of her huge family starts waving and calling out to them.
Source: Shame If Something Happened
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