Definition
Definition of enthroned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
royaltyseated on a throne
- The king was enthroned in the grand hall.
2.
ceremonyformally inaugurated into a position
- The new bishop was enthroned in a grand ceremony.
3.
statusRare honored or exalted in statusRare
- She felt enthroned by the community's respect.
Expressions with enthroned
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hold a position of great power or honor
He sits enthroned as the leader of the group.
Origin of enthroned
Latin, in (in) + thronus (throne)
Examples of enthroned in a sentence
The statue was enthroned in the center of the plaza. The enthroned king addressed his subjects with grace. An enthroned statue of the deity stood in the temple. The artist was enthroned in the gallery's main hall. He felt enthroned after receiving the prestigious award.
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- French:couronné, installé, ...
- German:thronend, eingesetzt, ...
- Italian:incoronato, insediato, ...
- Spanish:entronizado, investido, ...
- Portuguese:entronizado, exaltado, ...
- Chinese:坐在王座上的, 即位的, ...
- Japanese:即位した, 任命された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَّج, مُتَوَّج, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁבָּץ, מוּסָד, ...
- Russian:восседающий, возведенный на трон, ...
- Ukrainian:вінчаний, інтронізований, ...
- Hindi:सिंहासनारूढ़, अभिषिक्त, ...
Definition of enthrone - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
monarchyRare place a monarch on a throneRare
- The king was enthroned in a grand ceremony.
2.
importanceRare give someone or something great importanceRare
- The new policy enthroned environmental concerns.
3.
installationRare officially install someone in a position of powerRare
- The bishop was enthroned at the cathedral.
Origin of enthrone
Old French, enthroner (to place on a throne)
Examples of enthrone in a sentence
They enthroned the new emperor last week. The media enthroned the celebrity as a cultural icon. His achievements enthroned him in the academic world. The committee will enthrone the new leader next week. Traditionally, they enthrone the monarch with a grand ceremony.
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- French:intrôner, valoriser, ...
- German:krönen, erheben, ...
- Italian:incoronare, dare importanza, ...
- Spanish:entronizar, priorizar, ...
- Portuguese:entronizar, priorizar, ...
- Chinese:加冕, 重视, ...
- Japanese:即位する, 重要性を与える, ...
- Arabic:تَوَّجَ, عظَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַמְלִיךְ, לְהַעֲנִיק חֲשִׁיבוּת, ...
- Russian:возводить на трон, возводить в ранг, ...
- Ukrainian:коронувати, надавати значення, ...
- Hindi:सिंहासन पर बैठाना, महत्व देना, ...
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