Enthrone :
fakanofo '
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fakanofonohofaateronoraahiaenthronementsenthronesenthroning
Verb(1) provide with power and authority(2) put a monarch on the throne
(1) He describes how, at the age of six, he found himself enthroned in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.(2) Naturally, there were several elements to the dual ceremony, but everything led up to the actual enthronement , where Grand Duke Henri sat on the historic throne in the Chamber of Deputies and made and accepted speeches.(3) These political leaders were trying to press the King, enthroned after the gruesome massacre, to rectify his errors.(4) He was enthroned as Bishop of Monmouth in 1992 and elected Archbishop of Wales in 2000.(5) A former Southampton vicar has been enthroned as the new Bishop of Bradford.(6) Of course the 35-year-old is way too grounded to ever imagine herself enthroned in the Hollywood firmament.(7) After a short walk from the train station, the mayor greeted his entourage in the ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel, ÔÇÿwhere he sat enthroned in a bower of flowers and banners.ÔÇÖ(8) The Missus sat enthroned on the couch surrounded by soft pillows, her books and magazines in reach.(9) Dr Sentamu was enthroned as Archbishop of York in a ceremony at York Minister on November 30.(10) The center of her attention was always Sainte Foy, who was martyred in the fourth century at the age of twelve and became the glory of this village after her remains were transferred and enthroned there five centuries after her death.(11) She sat on the porch enthroned in a rocking chair with her feet propped up, and had two long, slow cups of coffee.(12) Still, don't go calling her a fool just yet, even if you feel safely enthroned in your conviction that marriage has only one definition - namely yours.(13) But if done well such a ritual can provide that sense of the embodiment of land and history and people that has characterized the ÔÇÿmagicÔÇÖ of royal enthronements back into the mists of time.(14) Data on the social origins of the hierarchy appointed between Peter's death and Catherine the Great's enthronement in 1762 are meager.(15) Begun with the Scientific Revolution, propounded in the Enlightenment, and finally enthroned on the humanist ideals of liberal religion and the rights-based polity, modernity exalted the god of human competence.(16) He was not officially enthroned because he said he was not comfortable with the regal connotations - the first bishop to say so.
Related Phrases of enthrone(1) enthrone ::
fakanofo '
(1) enthrone ::
fakanofo '
Synonyms
Verb
1. invest ::
haumi
2. vest ::
epora
Verb
1. invest ::
haumi
2. vest ::
epora
Antonyms
1. abase ::
whakaititia
2. degrade ::
haafaufaa
3. demean ::
haafaufaa ore
4. humble ::
haehaa
5. humiliate ::
whakama
1. abase ::
whakaititia
2. degrade ::
haafaufaa
3. demean ::
haafaufaa ore
4. humble ::
haehaa
5. humiliate ::
whakama
Different Formsenthrone, enthroned, enthronement, enthronements, enthrones, enthroning
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