Coup

/kuː/

Synonyms for "coup" (199 found)

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Closest matches (40)

Noun(5 words)
putschtakeoverachievementchange in governmentcoup d'etat
Adjective(1 words)
armed overthrow

Strong matches (60)

Related words (99)

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Adjective(4 words)
organized insurrection attemptpolitical overthrowsudden political upheavalviolent overthrow
Noun(15 words)
overthrowoverthrow attemptoverthrow of governmentoverthrowingoverturningoverturnspalace coupputschesregime change operationrevolutionary overthrowrise to powertopplingtoppling eventtoppling governmentusurpation
Verb(2 words)
overthrowstopple regime

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More general

5 entries
achievementeventgroup actionpolitical actionsuccess

More specific

4 entries
bloodless coupmarketing coupmilitary coupsponsorship coup

Collocations

5 entries
bloodless coupcoup attemptmilitary couppolitical coupsoft coup

Inflections

1 entries

Sample sentences

31 total sentences available.

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We only have secondhand information of the coup.

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The coup attempt was foiled at the last moment.

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The coup was meticulously executed.

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Deposed in a military coup in September 2006 and having effectively been in exile, the Former premier of Thailand Thaksin has returned after about a year and a half.

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