Usurps

The influential scientist usurps the prevailing theories with groundbreaking research findings.

The sneaky colleague usurps credit for my hard work.

The charismatic speaker usurps the attention of the audience.

The young prodigy usurps the lead role in the theater production.

The experienced debater cleverly usurps the discussion, steering it towards his preferred topic.

The aggressive player usurps the game by constantly interrupting and dominating the conversation.

The persistent chatterbox usurps the quiet atmosphere in the library.

The new manager usurps the previous manager's responsibilities without consulting the team.

The older sibling often usurps control over the television remote, leaving the younger ones without a say.

The talented guitarist usurps the spotlight during the band's performance.

The overbearing boss usurps the employees' decision-making power.

The powerful warlord usurps the throne, overthrowing the rightful ruler.

The thief usurps the identity of innocent victims to commit fraud.