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enthrone Verb [-throning, -throned] 1. to place (a person) on a throne in a ceremony to mark the beginning of his or her new role as a monarch or bishop 2. to give an important or prominent position to (something): the religious fundamentalism now enthroned in American life enthronement n
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Most terrifying of all, this law enthrones President Bush--and his successors, whether Democrat or Republican--as the ultimate arbiters of justice to those suspected of being America's enemies. She defies Copernicus, enthrones herself at the center of her universe, raises up the portable phone as her scepter. He feared that judge-made rule was quickly supplanting legislative power which, as he said in 1892 "dethrones the people who should be sovereign and enthrones an oligarchy. |
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