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thronize

UK/ˈθɹəʊn.aɪz/US/ˈθɹoʊn.aɪz/

thronize verb: to enthrone.

Verb

thronize (third-person singular simple present thronizes, present participle thronizing, simple past and past participle thronized)

  1. (obsolete, transitive, uncommon) To enthrone.

Forms of thronize

third-person singular presentthronizes
present participlethronizing
past participlethronized
pastthronized

Origin of thronize

Either a back-formation from inthronize, enthronize; or from throne + -ize.

Questions about thronize

What does thronize mean?
Thronize means to enthrone.
What part of speech is thronize?
Thronize is a verb.
How do you pronounce thronize?
Thronize is pronounced /ˈθɹəʊn.aɪz/ (UK).
What is the past tense of thronize?
The past tense of thronize is thronized.

Words near thronize in the dictionary

  1. throngs
  2. throngy
  3. Thronie
  4. Thronies
  5. throning
  6. thronize
  7. Thronson
  8. Thronsons
  9. Throop
  10. Throops
  11. throphoblast

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