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Definition of throne
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of throne is as below...
Throne
(n.) A chair of
state,
commonly
a royal seat, but
sometimes
the seat of a
prince,
bishop,
or other high
dignitary..
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Dethronize
::
Dethronize
(v. t.) To
dethrone
or
unthrone.
Usurp
::
Usurp (v. t.) To
seize,
and hold in
possession,
by
force,
or
without
right;
as, to usurp a
throne;
to usurp the
prerogatives
of the
crown;
to usurp
power;
to usurp the right of a
patron
is to oust or
dispossess
him..
Estrade
::
Estrade
(n.) A
portion
of the floor of a room
raised
above the
general
level,
as a place for a bed or a
throne;
a
platform;
a
dais..
Legitimate
::
Legitimate
(a.)
Accordant
with law or with
established
legal forms and
requirements;
lawful;
as,
legitimate
government;
legitimate
rights;
the
legitimate
succession
to the
throne;
a
legitimate
proceeding
of an
officer;
a
legitimate
heir..
Enthronize
::
Enthronize
(v. t.) To place on a
throne;
hence,
to
induct
into
office,
as a
bishop..
Cathedral
::
Cathedral
(n.) The
principal
church
in a
diocese,
so
called
because
in it the
bishop
has his
official
chair
(Cathedra)
or
throne..
Disthrone
::
Disthrone
(v. t.) To
dethrone.
Unthrone
::
Unthrone
(v. t.) To
remove
from, or as from, a
throne;
to
dethrone..
Trone
::
Trone (n.) A
throne.
Abdicate
::
Abdicate
(v. t.) To
surrender
or
relinquish,
as
sovereign
power;
to
withdraw
definitely
from
filling
or
exercising,
as a high
office,
station,
dignity;
as, to
abdicate
the
throne,
the
crown,
the
papacy..
Dethrone
::
Dethrone
(v. t.) To
remove
or drive from a
throne;
to
depose;
to
divest
of
supreme
authority
and
dignity.
Siege
::
Siege (n.) A seat;
especially,
a royal seat; a
throne..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.) Not
filled
or
occupied
by an
incumbent,
possessor,
or
officer;
as, a
vacant
throne;
a
vacant
parish..
Reseat
::
Reseat
(v. t.) To seat or set
again,
as on a
chair,
throne,
etc..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To
determine,
as
something
which is
exposed
to doubt or
question;
to free from
unscertainty
or
wavering;
to make sure, firm, or
constant;
to
establish;
to
compose;
to
quiet;
as, to
settle
the mind when
agitated;
to
settle
questions
of law; to
settle
the
succession
to a
throne;
to
settle
an
allowance..
Disenthrone
::
Disenthrone
(v. t.) To
dethrone;
to
depose
from
sovereign
authority.
Cathedra
::
Cathedra
(n.) The
official
chair or
throne
of a
bishop,
or of any
person
in high
authority..
Vacate
::
Vacate
(v. t.) To make
vacant;
to leave
empty;
to cease from
filling
or
occupying;
as, it was
resolved
by
Parliament
that James had
vacated
the
throne
of
England;
the
tenant
vacated
the
house..
Hetman
::
Hetman
(n.) A
Cossack
headman
or
general.
The title of chief
hetman
is now held by the heir to the
throne
of
Russia.
Reenthronement
::
Reenthronement
(n.) A
second
enthroning.
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