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Meaning of reenthrone
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reenthrone (v. t.)
To enthrone again; to replace on a throne.
reenthrone Sentence Examples
- The monarchy was reenthroned after a long period of republican rule.
- The exiled king was reenthroned with the support of the people.
- The ceremony to reenthrone the new emperor was held with great fanfare.
- After the usurpation, the rightful ruler was reenthroned amidst widespread celebration.
- The revolution had successfully overthrown the old regime, but the people chose to reenthrone a new monarch.
- The former president was widely expected to be reenthroned in the next election.
- The return of the exiled royal family gave rise to the hope that they would be reenthroned.
- The queen's sudden abdication led to a hasty search for a suitable successor to reenthrone.
- The king's hasty reenthronement was met with mixed reactions from his subjects.
- The military junta promised to reenthrone the civilian government after the completion of its reforms.
FAQs About the word reenthrone
To enthrone again; to replace on a throne.
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The monarchy was reenthroned after a long period of republican rule.
The exiled king was reenthroned with the support of the people.
The ceremony to reenthrone the new emperor was held with great fanfare.
After the usurpation, the rightful ruler was reenthroned amidst widespread celebration.
