Meaning & Definition of word "Crowned"

Crowned

/kraʊnd/

1. To have placed a crown on (someone) in a ceremonial way, typically to signify monarchy or authority.
- Example: The queen was crowned in a lavish ceremony attended by dignitaries from around the world.
2. To achieve a significant level of success or accomplishment; to be titled or designated in a prestigious manner.
- Example: The athlete was crowned champion after winning the final match.
3. To surpass or complete something in a noteworthy manner.
- Example: The artist crowned his career with a spectacular exhibition in Paris.

1. Having been adorned with a crown or indicating royalty.
- Example: The crowned jewels were displayed for the world to see.

Derived from Middle English 'crowne', from Old French 'corone', from Latin 'corona'.

crowned with success:

Achieving great success or recognition.

to crown it all:

To emphasize the most important or a final point of something.

crowned the year:

To conclude a period with a significant event.

crown:

A circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch.

coronation:

The act of crowning a sovereign.

Meaning: Crowned as the best or most popular.

Example Sentence: That song just crowned the charts for weeks.

Meaning: Getting a victory in a casual or playful manner.

Example Sentence: He just crowned that game with a last-minute goal.