Definitions

1. verb

to cause (someone) to lose their position, especially in a public office or a position of power.

“The opposition party hoped to unseat the incumbent governor in the upcoming election.”

2. noun

the act of causing someone to lose their position or office.

“The unseat of the mayor was met with widespread protests and demonstrations.”

3. verb

to remove someone from their seat, especially in a public meeting or assembly.

“The chairperson attempted to unseat the disruptor who was causing a disturbance.”