Synonyms for coup
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1. coup d'etat, coup, putsch, takeovernoun

   a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force

   Synonyms:
   putsch, coup d'etat, takeover

2. coupnoun

   a brilliant and notable success

   Synonyms:
   putsch, coup d'etat, takeover

Matched Categories

1. • Group Action
   • Success

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1. List of paraphrases for "coup":

   blow, putsch, takeover, revolt, upheaval, take-over

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1. Richard Horsey:

   The NUG will be hoping to demonstrate that the regime does not have' effective control' of Myanmar to undermine its chances of being seated at the UN, armed resistance to the coup has been intense for some time, but The NUG is looking to put The NUG imprimatur on these efforts and further boost them.

2. General Flynn:

   Over the weekend, when General Flynn appeared to endorse a coup in the United States, one influential QAnon peddler who has more than 70,000 followers on Telegram commented.

3. German Justice Minister Heiko Maas:

   It should be clear to President Erdogan: There won't be a discount for Turkey (after the attempted coup), the one who restricts fundamental rights and the independence of executive, legislative and judicial powers is pushing the country away from the basic values of the EU.

4. Hkalam Samson:

   Coup is a bitter word that we don’t want to hear.

5. Prayong Doklamyai:

   It was a victory that we were forced to declare. We couldn't stay to protest longer because the military would cut our access to water and electricity to pressure us to leave, so they didn't have to worry about different groups coming out on the coup anniversary.