usurper
/ˈjuːzərpər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who takes and holds power or position by force, deception, or cunning, often unrightfully or unjustly.
“The monarch’s cousin was seen as a potential usurper to the throne.”
1. noun
A person who takes and holds power or position by force, deception, or cunning, often unrightfully or unjustly.
“The monarch’s cousin was seen as a potential usurper to the throne.”