Definition
Definition of enthronisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
metaphoricalRare UK elevation to a position of powerRare UK
- His enthronisation as CEO surprised everyone.
2.
royal ceremonyRare UK the act of making someone a king or queenRare UK
- The enthronisation of the new queen was a grand event..
Origin of enthronisation
Latin, in (in) + thronus (throne) + -ation (action)
Examples of enthronisation in a sentence
Her enthronisation in the academic world was well-deserved. The enthronisation ceremony was broadcasted live. Historians studied the enthronisation rituals of ancient kingdoms.
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- French:accession, intronisation, ...
- German:Inthronisation, Krönung, ...
- Italian:ascesa, ascesa al trono, ...
- Spanish:entronización, ascenso al trono, ...
- Portuguese:entronização, coroação, ...
- Chinese:登基, 加冕, ...
- Japanese:即位, ...
- Arabic:تَوَلِّي المَنْصِب, تَتْوِيج, ...
- Hebrew:הַכְתָּרָה, ...
- Russian:возвышение, интронизация, ...
- Ukrainian:коронація, інтронізація, ...
- Hindi:सत्ता ग्रहण, सिंहासनारोहण, ...
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