trone (Meaning)
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trone (n.)
A throne.
A small drain.
Alt. of Trones
Synonyms & Antonyms of trone
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trone Sentence Examples
- The king's majestic throne stood as a symbol of his supreme authority.
- The emperor's golden throne gleamed with opulence, reflecting his wealth and power.
- The judge took his place on the judicial throne, ready to administer justice.
- The CEO sat comfortably on his executive throne, overlooking the vast corporate landscape.
- The spiritual leader's humble throne served as a reminder of his connection to the divine.
- The mountain peak towered above its surroundings like a solitary throne, beckoning adventurers.
- The abandoned castle's crumbling throne room evoked a sense of past grandeur and forgotten battles.
- The forest canopy formed a leafy throne, providing shelter and sustenance to countless creatures.
- The child sat upon a tiny throne, pretending to be a mighty ruler of a vast kingdom.
- The throne of knowledge was filled with books and wisdom, inviting seekers to explore its depths.
FAQs About the word trone
A throne., A small drain., Alt. of Trones
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The king's majestic throne stood as a symbol of his supreme authority.
The emperor's golden throne gleamed with opulence, reflecting his wealth and power.
The judge took his place on the judicial throne, ready to administer justice.
The CEO sat comfortably on his executive throne, overlooking the vast corporate landscape.
