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Removing those in power by force, because elections felt too patient.
means To forcibly remove a government, ruler, or system from power, usually replacing it with another.
from From Old English 'ofer' (over) plus 'throwan' (to throw, twist); literally to throw down or topple — picture a wrestler flooring a king.
Cricket tooExtra runs scored from a wild fielding throw.
Quiet cousinCoups often happen before breakfast, deliberately.
Word agePredates 'revolution' in English by centuries.