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regime-changed

regime-changed is the simple past and past participle of regime-change.

Meaning of regime-change

Verb

regime-change (third-person singular simple present regime-changes, present participle regime-changing, simple past and past participle regime-changed)

  1. (informal, transitive, uncommon) To overthrow or replace an existing government or ruling authority, often through external intervention or political pressure.
    • In the past USA history, we often failed to regime change a single person, but our failure was not as gross of a mistake as Mr. Bush who sends the entire USA military to change a one person regime.2004 May 25, Archimedes Plutonium, “USA, the society of Fat, Cut & Run; Iraq”, in talk.politics.theory (Usenet)

Questions about regime-changed

What is regime-changed the simple past and past participle of?
Regime-changed is the simple past and past participle of regime-change.

Words near regime-changed in the dictionary

  1. regilt
  2. regime
  3. regime change
  4. regime changes
  5. regime-change
  6. regime-changed
  7. regime-changes
  8. regime-changing
  9. regimen
  10. regimenal
  11. regimens

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