depose (verb)

1. In the cartoon show, the character was deposed in court and had to make a deposition about the crime.

2. In the fantasy novel, the protagonist was deposed by the evil king and had to swear an oath of loyalty.

3. The comedian made a funny joke about a witness who couldn't stop swearing during his deposition.

4. In the classic literature masterpiece, the main character was deposed as the rightful heir and had to prove his claim through a deposition.

1. In the artwork titled 'The Fall of a Tyrant', the artist depicts the citizens rising up to depose their oppressive leader from his position.

2. In the latest issue of 'Justice League', the superheroes unite to depose the corrupted politician, ensuring justice is served.

3. The haunted mansion was cursed, and any who entered would be possessed by a malevolent spirit, driving them to depose their loved ones.

4. The new fashion collection aims to depose the traditional clothing norms and introduce bold, unconventional styles to the runway.