coup
A significant achievement with important consequences.
A successful and skillful move in international relations.
An excellent and impressive achievement.
A very dramatic and impressive achievement.
A very important and successful achievement.
A major success in gathering secret information.
A genuine and impressive achievement, often unexpected.
An event that attracts a lot of favorable public attention.
A highly successful marketing strategy or action.
An action or event that is a major victory for one side's propaganda.
A coup carried out by the armed forces.
Refers to an effort to carry out a coup, which did not succeed.
Similar to 'attempted coup', emphasizing the lack of success.
A coup that resulted in a change of government.
A more formal way to say 'failed coup'.
A coup achieved without any violence or bloodshed.
A coup involving violence and casualties.
Refers to a coup that was stopped before it could be completed.
A non-violent overthrow of a leader by their own inner circle or government.
A coup carried out by the army.
A coup intended to establish a right-wing government.
A coup intended to establish a communist government.
A sudden change of power within a company's leadership, orchestrated by board members.
An effort to carry out a coup, usually one that has failed.
The person who leads or is in charge of a coup.
A secret plan to carry out a coup.
A person who secretly plans a coup.
Used to indicate the target of the coup, such as a leader or government.
To succeed in achieving something difficult or impressive.
To achieve a victory or success, especially in a competitive situation.
To make arrangements for a future coup.
To take governmental control by force through a coup.
To secretly make a plan to carry out a coup.
To carry out a pre-planned coup, often with a sense of drama or public display.
To begin or initiate a coup.
To be the person in charge of a coup.
To organize and begin a coup.
To gain governmental control as a result of a coup.
To use force to stop a coup that is in progress.
To prevent a coup from being successful.
To secretly plan and organize a complex event like a coup.
To carefully and cleverly plan and arrange a coup.
To stir up trouble or rebellion that leads to a coup.