knighting (Meaning)

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knighting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Knight

The new ambassador received a knighting from the king for his diplomatic efforts in securing peace.
The ritual of knighting involved immersing the sword in holy water before dubbing the person on the shoulder.
The ceremony of knighting was conducted by the Queen herself in the presence of her court.
The princess decided to embark on a knighting ceremony to show her appreciation for the knight's courage.
The knighting bestowed upon him the title of Sir, a symbol of honor and bravery.
In the midst of the battle, the king paused to perform knighting on a courageous soldier.
The young squire eagerly awaited the day when he would be worthy of knighting.
The entire kingdom celebrated the knighting of their new hero, a symbol of hope and justice.
The knighting ceremony was a solemn and elaborate affair, marked with oaths of allegiance and vows of chivalry.
The knighting of the valiant warrior served as an inspiration to the entire realm, promoting unity and strength.

of Knight

celebrating, citing, decorating, congratulating, uplifting,lifting, complimenting, applauding, heightening, improving

expelling, deposing, degrading, demoting, lowering, dismissing, lowering, reducing, degrading, expelling

The new ambassador received a knighting from the king for his diplomatic efforts in securing peace.

The ritual of knighting involved immersing the sword in holy water before dubbing the person on the shoulder.

The ceremony of knighting was conducted by the Queen herself in the presence of her court.

The princess decided to embark on a knighting ceremony to show her appreciation for the knight's courage.