1. placing someone on a throne; installing someone as a monarch or ruler
Usage: present participle of 'enthrone' (also spelled 'inthroned'); formal or ceremonial context
2. elevating someone or something to a position of honor, power, or prominence
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The ceremony of inthroning the new queen lasted several hours.
• Inthroning a young king required the support of the nobility.
• The nation celebrated by inthroning their elected leader with great pageantry.
• By inthroning virtue as the highest ideal, the philosopher sought to guide society.
• The coronation involved inthroning the prince before thousands of witnesses.