Crowned

/kraʊnd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To have placed a crown on (someone) in a ceremonial way, typically to signify monarchy or authority.

The queen was crowned in a lavish ceremony attended by dignitaries from around the world.

To achieve a significant level of success or accomplishment; to be titled or designated in a prestigious manner.

The athlete was crowned champion after winning the final match.

To surpass or complete something in a noteworthy manner.

The artist crowned his career with a spectacular exhibition in Paris.

adjective

Having been adorned with a crown or indicating royalty.

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.

Crowned as the best or most popular.

That song just crowned the charts for weeks.

Getting a victory in a casual or playful manner.

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