Enthroned

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'enthrone', meaning to install or establish someone, typically a monarch or other leader, in a position of power or authority; or to establish something (like an idea or a deity) in a position of prominence. It can also describe a person or thing elevated to a position of honor, influence, or dominance. The word suggests a formal and often ceremonial act signifying the conferral of power or respect, reflecting a recognition of importance. The process frequently involves a symbolic seat of authority such as a throne.

Enthroned meaning with examples

• The new king was finally enthroned after a week-long celebration filled with lavish parades and feasts, marking the official beginning of his reign. The weight of the crown and the responsibilities of the kingdom settled upon his shoulders.
• After years of dedicated research and advocacy, the principles of sustainable agriculture were enthroned within the company's business model, dramatically reducing their environmental impact and improving market share.
• The statue of the goddess was enthroned in the central temple chamber, bathed in the soft glow of incense and candles, as a symbol of the deity's power and watchful presence over the city's affairs.
• Despite initial skepticism, the innovative design was soon enthroned as the industry standard, reshaping how businesses around the world approached customer interaction and web presence.