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recoronation

noun

Etymology

From re- + coronation.

  1. derived from corōnō — “to coronate, crown (with a crown, garland, etc.)”
  2. derived from *corōnātiōnem✻
  3. derived from coronacion
  4. derived from coronacion
  5. inherited from coronacion
  6. prefixed as recoronation — “re + coronation”

Definitions

  1. The act of recoronating.

    • […] the great, the good, the devout, the obedient would rise with the graced, the games would be conducted, celebrations held, feasts, dances, marriages, recoronations, and spectacular births would occur.
    • The only sure references to the ascent of the throne are found in context with Ur, however, and no and incontrovertible evidence was recoronations in the full sense.
    • The State Tinkers is one of many recoronations or even decoronations of George III that appeared in response to the unprecedented threats to the monarchy during the closing decades of the century.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA