Throne

What do we mean by throne?

A chair occupied, as by a monarch or prelate, as a mark of rank or distinction on state or ceremonial occasions, often situated on a dais and sometimes having a canopy and ornate decoration. noun

One who occupies a throne. noun

The power, dignity, or rank of one who occupies a throne. noun

The third of the nine orders of angels in medieval angelology. noun

To install in or occupy a throne. transitive & intransitive verb

To set on a throne; enthrone.

To set as on a throne; set in an exalted position; exalt.

To sit on a throne; sit in state as a sovereign.

A chair of state; a seat occupied by a sovereign, bishop, or other exalted personage on occasions of state. noun

Sovereign power and dignity: also, the wielder of that power; also, episcopal authority or rank: often with the definite article. noun

Plural The third order of angels in the first triad of the celestial hierarchy. See celestial hierarchy, under hierarchy. noun

A chair of state, commonly a royal seat, but sometimes the seat of a prince, bishop, or other high dignitary. noun

Hence, sovereign power and dignity; also, the one who occupies a throne, or is invested with sovereign authority; an exalted or dignified personage. noun

A high order of angels in the celestial hierarchy; -- a meaning given by the schoolmen. noun

To be in, or sit upon, a throne; to be placed as if upon a throne. intransitive verb

To place on a royal seat; to enthrone. transitive verb

To place in an elevated position; to give sovereignty or dominion to; to exalt. transitive verb

The ornate seat a king or queen sits on for formal occasions, usually placed on a raised dais in the throne room. noun

The formal position of a sovereign. noun

An impressive seat used by a monarch, often on a raised dais in a throne room and reserved for formal occasions.

Leadership, particularly the position of a monarch.

The seat of a bishop in the cathedral-church of his diocese; also, the seat of a pope.

Other seats, particularly:

A member of an order of angels ranked above dominions and below cherubim.

Words that are spelled similarly to throne:
throne, throng, throe, throve, tyrone, trone, threne, thone, thron, throwe, thyone, thrope.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word throne:
abdication, dowager, reigned, empress, deposed, emperor, ascended, heir, monarch, succession, regent, accession, castile, gao, reign, consort, regency, sultan, monarchy, ruler, prince, nobles, jin, crowned, coronation, tang, shah, constantine, dynasty, princes, princess, exiled, king, duke, nephew, eldest, crown, constantinople, vacant, descendants, vii, exile, legitimate, wang, yang, yuan, proclaimed, grandson, invaded, queen, ruled, cousin, iii, uncle, viii, palace, duchy, elder, naples, chen, brother, imperial, byzantine, rebellion, kings, son, fled, han, philip, favour, succeeded, marry, portugal, coup, imprisoned, kingdom, khan, muhammad, younger, successor, catherine, establishing, murdered, sons, denmark, claim, executed, edward, room, empire, inherited, rule, henry, death, grandfather, hungary, clan.

Words that rhyme with throne:
bone, zone, stone, tone, loan, prone, drone, phone, own, hone, condone, alone, milestone, fone, cone, cornerstone, postpone, hormone, homophone, known, touchstone, atone, moan, capstone, cyclone, roan, anemone, groan, backbone, telephone, lone, shone, crone, chaperone, bemoan, clone, ozone, keystone, unknown, scone, mon, microphone, blown, intone, disown, flown, monotone, cologne, limestone, shown, acetone, xylophone, silicone, overtone, testosterone, joan, moonstone, baritone, grown, saxophone, sharon, undertone, homegrown, allophone, gemstone, rhinestone, rhone, tombstone, sown, let alone, cicerone, thrown, sloan, leone, brownstone, capone, whetstone, francophone, argonne, lodestone, earphone, megaphone, t-bone, collarbone, sewn, well known, gladstone, overthrown, pheromone, millstone, simone, headstone, mone, overblown, jawbone, trombone, cobblestone, rone, headphone, cortisone.

Adjectives that are often used to describe throne:
english, imperial, papal, spanish, french, vacant, royal, great, golden, british, white, scottish, polish, russian, episcopal, heavenly, eternal, pontifical, very, empty, glorious, swedish, lofty, persian, divine, lotus, hungarian, austrian, portuguese, patriarchal, byzantine, german, ancient, ducal, danish, magnificent, egyptian, archiepiscopal, rightful, earthly, splendid, holy, mexican, awful, wooden, ottoman, bohemian, famous, prussian, greek, ancestral, celestial, highest, roman, macedonian, chinese, regal, gilded, syrian, castilian, hereditary, kingly, elevated, neapolitan, mughal, sacred, mighty, exalted, everlasting, bright, princely, lost, sapphire, usurped, gothic, afghan, assyrian, davidic, armenian, jewelled, bulgarian, gold, apostolic, canopied, norwegian, constitutional, gorgeous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective throne:
room, makers, chariot, speech, bearers, chair, dark, base, verse, theophany, peak, glacier, temple, variety, judgment, holst, approving, rooms, the, case, chamber, powers, flame, palace, subject, syndrome, astray, void, hoist, desire, stone, vision.

Consonant match to throne:
thrown, thrawn, threne, thrun.

Words that sound like throne:
throne, thrown, thron, thrun, thrawn, thran, threne, throw, thrones, thorough, throng, thro, thoreau, throe, thrum, thone, throned, throw-in, throwe, throw in, thring, thurn, thoen, throw on, thrang, crone, trone, marone, our own, carone, krohn, morone, croan, irone, through, three, then, thin, throat, thirteen, threw, than, thru, throwing, throws, thine, thon, thrower, thane, therein, throes, thun, therm, thurman, thrm, thereon, thorin, theron, theon, thome, thanh, thien, thain, thra, thein, thune, the rain, theroux, thayne, thoren, thri, thraw, the n, thion, therrien, thurm, theine, therien, thurmon, therme, thegn, theros, thoron, atherine, the run, the hun, oran, oren, aren, orin, orrin, oron, orren, arawn, ahren, aurin, ohren, auran, r n, -chrome.