Destituido

Destituido is a Spanish word that translates to "dismissed," "removed," or "deposed" in English. It is commonly used to describe the act of removing someone from a position of authority, office, or employment, often due to misconduct, incompetence, or a loss of confidence. The term can apply to various contexts, including political figures, public officials, military personnel, or even employees in a private company.

In a political context, a destituido leader might have been impeached, removed by a vote of no confidence, or overthrown. This signifies a formal and often legal process of taking away their power and responsibilities. For instance, a president or a minister could be destituido if they are found to have violated laws or ethical standards.

The term can also be used in a more general sense to describe someone who has lost their job or position. While "fired" or "terminated" are common English equivalents in employment situations, "destituido" carries a slightly more formal and sometimes more severe connotation, implying a more definitive removal. The specific circumstances surrounding the destitution would determine the precise nuance of the word. The act of being destituido often implies a permanent separation from the position held.