1. to place on a throne; to install in a position of authority or honor
Usage: formal
2. to give a position of great importance or reverence to something
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The new king was enthroned in a magnificent ceremony.
• She was enthroned as the company’s CEO after years of hard work.
• The constitution enthroned individual rights as fundamental principles.
• They enthroned tradition above innovation in their decision-making.
• The bishop was enthroned in the cathedral before hundreds of worshippers.
• Popular culture has enthroned celebrity as the highest achievement.