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Synonyms & Similar Words
seat
chair
stool
bench
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bench
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monarchy
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rule
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crown
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mitre
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capital
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leadership
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mayoralty
headship
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emperorship
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monarch
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Meaning of Throne
The primary meaning of the word "throne" is a seat of power or authority, especially for a monarch or ruler.
Definitions
- A seat, especially a grand or ornate one, used by a monarch, bishop, or other high-ranking person
- A symbol of power or authority, especially that of a monarch
- The position or authority of a monarch or other ruler
Etymology of Throne
The word "throne" comes from Old French "trone", from Latin "thronus", from Greek "θρόνος" (thronos), meaning "seat" or "chair"
The word has been used in English since the 13th century to refer to a seat of power or authority, especially for a monarch or ruler
Example Uses
- The king sat on his throne, surrounded by his courtiers and advisors
- The throne room was filled with dignitaries and guests for the coronation ceremony
- The company's CEO sat in the throne, making key decisions for the business
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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modesty
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