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enthronizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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enthronizing Sentence Examples
- The coronation ceremony was a solemn and sacred event, marking the enthronizing of a new monarch.
- The pope laid his hands on the archbishop's head, thereby enthronizing him as the new spiritual leader of the Catholic Church.
- The victorious general was enthroned as emperor, symbolizing his absolute power and authority.
- The community gathered in the temple to witness the enthronizing of the new high priest.
- The ritual involved chanting, incense burning, and anointing with holy oil, all culminating in the enthronizing of the new king.
- The queen's accession to the throne was marked by an elaborate ceremony, including the enthronizing in the presence of her loyal subjects.
- The prince was enthroned as the figurehead of the nation, representing its sovereignty and unity.
- The enthronizing of the young heir to the throne was a momentous occasion, signaling the continuity of the royal lineage.
- The coronation, with its elaborate pomp and circumstance, served as the symbolic enthronizing of the new sovereign.
- The enthronizing of the president was a powerful symbol of democracy in action, as the people's choice assumed office.
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The coronation ceremony was a solemn and sacred event, marking the enthronizing of a new monarch.
The pope laid his hands on the archbishop's head, thereby enthronizing him as the new spiritual leader of the Catholic Church.
The victorious general was enthroned as emperor, symbolizing his absolute power and authority.
The community gathered in the temple to witness the enthronizing of the new high priest.
