1. past tense and past participle of 'decrown': to remove a crown from; to dethrone or deprive of royal authority

1. having been stripped of a crown or title; no longer holding a position of power or prominence

Examples

• The revolution decrowned the unpopular monarch after decades of misrule.
• The decrowned king lived in exile for the rest of his life.
• She was decrowned as champion after losing the final match.
• The decrowned queen retained her dignity despite her fall from power.
• The rebels decrowned the tyrant and established a new government.
• Once decrowned, the former ruler had no influence over state affairs.