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Meaning of enthronize

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enthronize (v. t.)

To place on a throne; hence, to induct into office, as a bishop.

enthronize Sentence Examples

  1. The coronation ceremony was held to enthronize the new monarch.
  2. The ancient ritual enthroned the young king in a lavish and majestic ceremony.
  3. The bishop enthroned the newly elected pope during an elaborate religious service.
  4. With a solemn vow, the prince was enthroned as the ruler of the kingdom.
  5. The queen was enthroned in a grand ceremony attended by dignitaries from across the realm.
  6. The humble peasant boy was unexpectedly enthroned as the king, becoming the realm's most powerful ruler.
  7. The tribal council gathered to enthrone the new chieftain in a ritual steeped in tradition.
  8. The triumphant warrior was enthroned as the emperor, earning the respect and loyalty of his people.
  9. The inauguration ceremony enthroned the newly elected president, marking the beginning of their term in office.
  10. The revered guru was enthroned as the spiritual leader of the community, inspiring awe and devotion among his followers.

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To place on a throne; hence, to induct into office, as a bishop.

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The coronation ceremony was held to enthronize the new monarch.

The ancient ritual enthroned the young king in a lavish and majestic ceremony.

The bishop enthroned the newly elected pope during an elaborate religious service.

With a solemn vow, the prince was enthroned as the ruler of the kingdom.