Definition of putsch in English:

putsch

noun pʊtʃpʊtʃ

A violent attempt to overthrow a government; a coup.
Example sentencesExamples
- The putsch was rounded off by the Turkish constitutional court which sanctioned the action of the military and banned Refah.
- Not a few thought that the Herut might mount a putsch.
- August 19, 1991, was the date of the anti-democratic putsch in Moscow.
- Whether this would be achieved by popular uprising or a putsch by a few well placed individuals with Western backing has yet to be seen.
- It was also another putsch, another military putsch, very violent.
- The Turkish military has carried out a total of four putsches against the government over the last 40 years.
- Many of them participated actively in the failed putsch of August 1991.
- Following the military putsch in 1980 the system took on a further dimension.
- Immediately rumours began to circulate that the blackout was part of a putsch against Estrada.
- I was in Moscow shortly before the putsch in 1993 and I noticed a threatening climate.
- A country whose holidays and putsches all take place in beer halls can't be all bad.
- In Caracas, the elected president is a Castroite who earlier attempted a beer-hall putsch and is busily immiserating his middle class.
- De Gaulle became president of France in 1958, following a putsch by French settlers and the military in Algeria.
- In fairness to those behind the alleged attempt at a Conservative putsch, they're not the first to try it hereabouts.
- Only three years earlier in 1971, the Turkish army had carried out a putsch, and for two years left-wingers suffered arrest, torture and murder.
- To this day the PP claims it was itself the victim of a left-wing putsch and refuses to accept the result of the election.
- Taya himself usurped power by force in a 1984 putsch.
- The result has been ideological confusion, civilian helplessness, and an environment eminently hospitable to putsches.
- The attempted putsch of August 1991 was not far off.
- Hitler did not come to power through a putsch, but through the ballot-box.
Synonyms
insurrection, rebellion, revolt, riot, revolution, uprising, rising, coup, coup d'état, protest, strike

Derivatives

putschist

noun

Sadr and his fellow putschists have been spectacularly unsuccessful in winning popular support.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before Owen there were millennarians and utopians, prophets and putschists.
- The putschists wasted no time in sending aerial-amphibian troops to Estonia to reinforce the Soviet army forces garrisoned there.
- This emphasis runs throughout the book, from Lenin's debates with Kautsky to the appeals of the August putschists in 1991.
- This deprived the putschists of a constitutional fig-leaf to cover their seizure of power.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Swiss German, literally 'thrust, blow'.

Rhymes

butch

Definition of putsch in US English:

putsch

nounpo͝oCHpʊtʃ

A violent attempt to overthrow a government.
Example sentencesExamples
- I was in Moscow shortly before the putsch in 1993 and I noticed a threatening climate.
- De Gaulle became president of France in 1958, following a putsch by French settlers and the military in Algeria.
- It was also another putsch, another military putsch, very violent.
- Whether this would be achieved by popular uprising or a putsch by a few well placed individuals with Western backing has yet to be seen.
- Many of them participated actively in the failed putsch of August 1991.
- Following the military putsch in 1980 the system took on a further dimension.
- A country whose holidays and putsches all take place in beer halls can't be all bad.
- In fairness to those behind the alleged attempt at a Conservative putsch, they're not the first to try it hereabouts.
- The result has been ideological confusion, civilian helplessness, and an environment eminently hospitable to putsches.
- Not a few thought that the Herut might mount a putsch.
- Only three years earlier in 1971, the Turkish army had carried out a putsch, and for two years left-wingers suffered arrest, torture and murder.
- The attempted putsch of August 1991 was not far off.
- In Caracas, the elected president is a Castroite who earlier attempted a beer-hall putsch and is busily immiserating his middle class.
- The Turkish military has carried out a total of four putsches against the government over the last 40 years.
- To this day the PP claims it was itself the victim of a left-wing putsch and refuses to accept the result of the election.
- Hitler did not come to power through a putsch, but through the ballot-box.
- The putsch was rounded off by the Turkish constitutional court which sanctioned the action of the military and banned Refah.
- Taya himself usurped power by force in a 1984 putsch.
- August 19, 1991, was the date of the anti-democratic putsch in Moscow.
- Immediately rumours began to circulate that the blackout was part of a putsch against Estrada.
Synonyms
insurrection, rebellion, revolt, riot, revolution, uprising, rising, coup, coup d'état, protest, strike

Origin

Early 20th century: from Swiss German, literally ‘thrust, blow’.

单词	putsch
释义	Definition of putsch in English: putsch noun pʊtʃpʊtʃ A violent attempt to overthrow a government; a coup. Example sentencesExamples The putsch was rounded off by the Turkish constitutional court which sanctioned the action of the military and banned Refah. Not a few thought that the Herut might mount a putsch. August 19, 1991, was the date of the anti-democratic putsch in Moscow. Whether this would be achieved by popular uprising or a putsch by a few well placed individuals with Western backing has yet to be seen. It was also another putsch, another military putsch, very violent. The Turkish military has carried out a total of four putsches against the government over the last 40 years. Many of them participated actively in the failed putsch of August 1991. Following the military putsch in 1980 the system took on a further dimension. Immediately rumours began to circulate that the blackout was part of a putsch against Estrada. I was in Moscow shortly before the putsch in 1993 and I noticed a threatening climate. A country whose holidays and putsches all take place in beer halls can't be all bad. In Caracas, the elected president is a Castroite who earlier attempted a beer-hall putsch and is busily immiserating his middle class. De Gaulle became president of France in 1958, following a putsch by French settlers and the military in Algeria. In fairness to those behind the alleged attempt at a Conservative putsch, they're not the first to try it hereabouts. Only three years earlier in 1971, the Turkish army had carried out a putsch, and for two years left-wingers suffered arrest, torture and murder. To this day the PP claims it was itself the victim of a left-wing putsch and refuses to accept the result of the election. Taya himself usurped power by force in a 1984 putsch. The result has been ideological confusion, civilian helplessness, and an environment eminently hospitable to putsches. The attempted putsch of August 1991 was not far off. Hitler did not come to power through a putsch, but through the ballot-box. Synonyms insurrection, rebellion, revolt, riot, revolution, uprising, rising, coup, coup d'état, protest, strike Derivatives putschist noun Sadr and his fellow putschists have been spectacularly unsuccessful in winning popular support. Example sentencesExamples Before Owen there were millennarians and utopians, prophets and putschists. The putschists wasted no time in sending aerial-amphibian troops to Estonia to reinforce the Soviet army forces garrisoned there. This emphasis runs throughout the book, from Lenin's debates with Kautsky to the appeals of the August putschists in 1991. This deprived the putschists of a constitutional fig-leaf to cover their seizure of power. Origin Early 20th century: from Swiss German, literally 'thrust, blow'. Rhymes butch Definition of putsch in US English: putsch nounpo͝oCHpʊtʃ A violent attempt to overthrow a government. Example sentencesExamples I was in Moscow shortly before the putsch in 1993 and I noticed a threatening climate. De Gaulle became president of France in 1958, following a putsch by French settlers and the military in Algeria. It was also another putsch, another military putsch, very violent. Whether this would be achieved by popular uprising or a putsch by a few well placed individuals with Western backing has yet to be seen. Many of them participated actively in the failed putsch of August 1991. Following the military putsch in 1980 the system took on a further dimension. A country whose holidays and putsches all take place in beer halls can't be all bad. In fairness to those behind the alleged attempt at a Conservative putsch, they're not the first to try it hereabouts. The result has been ideological confusion, civilian helplessness, and an environment eminently hospitable to putsches. Not a few thought that the Herut might mount a putsch. Only three years earlier in 1971, the Turkish army had carried out a putsch, and for two years left-wingers suffered arrest, torture and murder. The attempted putsch of August 1991 was not far off. In Caracas, the elected president is a Castroite who earlier attempted a beer-hall putsch and is busily immiserating his middle class. The Turkish military has carried out a total of four putsches against the government over the last 40 years. To this day the PP claims it was itself the victim of a left-wing putsch and refuses to accept the result of the election. Hitler did not come to power through a putsch, but through the ballot-box. The putsch was rounded off by the Turkish constitutional court which sanctioned the action of the military and banned Refah. Taya himself usurped power by force in a 1984 putsch. August 19, 1991, was the date of the anti-democratic putsch in Moscow. Immediately rumours began to circulate that the blackout was part of a putsch against Estrada. Synonyms insurrection, rebellion, revolt, riot, revolution, uprising, rising, coup, coup d'état, protest, strike Origin Early 20th century: from Swiss German, literally ‘thrust, blow’.
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