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Definition of throne
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Throne
(v. t.) To place on a royal seat; to
enthrone.
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Abdication
::
Abdication
(n.) The act of
abdicating;
the
renunciation
of a high
office,
dignity,
or
trust,
by its
holder;
commonly
the
voluntary
renunciation
of
sovereign
power;
as,
abdication
of the
throne,
government,
power,
authority..
Throne
::
Throne
(v. i.) To be in, or sit upon, a
throne;
to be
placed
as if upon a
throne..
Enthronize
::
Enthronize
(v. t.) To place on a
throne;
hence,
to
induct
into
office,
as a
bishop..
Hetman
::
Hetman
(n.) A
Cossack
headman
or
general.
The title of chief
hetman
is now held by the heir to the
throne
of
Russia.
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..
Disthronize
::
Disthronize
(v. t.) To
dethrone.
Cathedral
::
Cathedral
(n.) The
principal
church
in a
diocese,
so
called
because
in it the
bishop
has his
official
chair
(Cathedra)
or
throne..
Deposal
::
Deposal
(n.) The act of
deposing
from
office;
a
removal
from the
throne.
Trone
::
Trone (n.) A
throne.
Apse
::
Apse (n.) The
bishop's
seat or
throne,
in
ancient
churches..
Hautpas
::
Hautpas
(n.) A
raised
part of the floor of a large room; a
platform
for a
raised
table or
throne.
See Dais.
Siege
::
Siege (n.) A seat;
especially,
a royal seat; a
throne..
Ascend
::
Ascend
(v. t.) To go or move
upward
upon or
along;
to
climb;
to
mount;
to go up the top of; as, to
ascend
a hill, a
ladder,
a tree, a
river,
a
throne..
Session
::
Session
(n.)
Hence,
also, the time,
period,
or term
during
which a
court,
council,
legislature,
etc., meets daily for
business;
or, the space of time
between
the first
meeting
and the
prorogation
or
adjournment;
thus, a
session
of
Parliaments
is
opened
with a
speech
from the
throne,
and
closed
by
prorogation.
The
session
of a
judicial
court is
called
a
term..
Reenthronement
::
Reenthronement
(n.) A
second
enthroning.
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) The act of
coming
to or
reaching
a
throne,
an
office,
or
dignity;
as, the
accession
of the house of
Stuart;
--
applied
especially
to the epoch of a new
dynasty..
Seizure
::
Seizure
(n.) The act of
seizing,
or the state of being
seized;
sudden
and
violent
grasp or
gripe;
a
taking
into
possession;
as, the
seizure
of a
thief,
a
property,
a
throne,
etc..
Inthronize
::
Inthronize
(v. t.) To
enthrone.
Porphyrogenitism
::
Porphyrogenitism
(n.) The
principle
of
succession
in royal
families,
especially
among the
Eastern
Roman
emperors,
by which a
younger
son, if born after the
accession
of his
father
to the
throne,
was
preferred
to an elder son who was not so
born..
Elevation
::
Elevation
(n.) The act of
raising
from a lower
place,
condition,
or
quality
to a
higher;
-- said of
material
things,
persons,
the mind, the
voice,
etc.; as, the
elevation
of
grain;
elevation
to a
throne;
elevation
of mind,
thoughts,
or
character..
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