crowned

[kraʊnd]

crowned Definition

• 1. having or wearing a crown
• 2. to place a crown on someone's head as a symbol of royalty or victory

Using crowned: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "crowned" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The crowned queen waved to the crowd.

• Example

  The beauty queen was crowned with a tiara.

• Example

  The team was crowned champions after winning the final game.

crowned Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for crowned

• coronated
• enthroned
• topped
• capped

Antonyms for crowned

• dethroned
• uncrowned

Phrases with crowned

• crown jewels

  the jewels, including the crown, worn by a monarch on state occasions

  Example

  The Tower of London houses the Crown Jewels.

• crown prince/princess

  the heir apparent to a throne

  Example

  The Crown Prince is next in line for the throne.

• crown colony

  a British colony controlled by the British Crown

  Example

  Hong Kong was a crown colony until 1997.

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Summary: crowned in Brief

'Crowned' [kraʊnd] can be an adjective meaning 'having or wearing a crown,' or a verb meaning 'to place a crown on someone's head as a symbol of royalty or victory.' Examples include 'The crowned queen waved to the crowd,' and 'The team was crowned champions after winning the final game.' Phrases like 'crown jewels' and 'crown prince/princess' extend the term's royal connotations.