Definition of Reenthroning

1. Verb. (present participle of reenthrone) ¹

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Definition of Reenthroning

1. reenthrone [v] - See also: reenthrone

Lexicographical Neighbors of Reenthroning

reenslave
reenslaved
reenslaves
reenslaving
reenter
reentered
reentering
reentering angle
reentering polygon
reenters
reenthrone
reenthroned
reenthronement
reenthronements
reenthrones
reenthroning (current term)
reentrance
reentrances
reentrancies
reentrancy
reentrant
reentrant angle
reentrant polygon
reentrants
reentre
reentred
reentres
reentries
reentring
reentry

Literary usage of Reenthroning

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Presbyterian Quarterly Review (1859)
"Then there would have been none of those insane attempts to obtain a Presbyterian uniformity on condition of reenthroning the faithless and implacable ..."

2. Stanley: Or, Playing for Amusement and Betting to Count the Game: Scenes in by Demosthenes Walker (1860)
"WHILE Agnes was thus interrogating herself, and giving expression to her fears and anxieties, and reenthroning Robert in her affections, he was earnestly ..."

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