Obs.–1 [ad. L. ūsūrpāt-, pa. pple. stem of ūsūrpāre.] trans. = USURP v. 1 b.
1542. in Halliwell, Lett. Kings Eng. (1846), I. 382. The princes of Christendom, whose powers he euer practiseth to usurpate.
