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coronate

 

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Verb coronate has 1 sense
  1. crown, coronate - invest with regal power; enthrone; "The prince was crowned in Westminster Abbey"
    --1 is one way to invest, vest, enthrone
    Derived forms: noun Crown1, noun crown4, noun coronation1
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s somebody

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Coronate

Verb (transitive)

Definition: To crown or invest with regal power.

Example sentence: The king will coronate his son as the next ruler of the kingdom.

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Verb (transitive)

Definition: To confer an honor or distinction upon someone.

Example sentence: The academy will coronate the best student with the title of valedictorian.

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Verb (intransitive)

Definition: To assume the position or dignity of a monarch.

Example sentence: The princess will coronate upon her father's passing, becoming the new queen.

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Adjective

Definition: Popular or well-known as a result of being extensively recorded, broadcast, or reproduced.

Example sentence: The coronate song topped the charts for several weeks.

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Adjective

Definition: Pertaining to or characteristic of a locality or region.

Example sentence: The restaurant offers a delicious coronate dish that is unique to this area.

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