noun
- plural of throne; ceremonial chairs for monarchs or other high-ranking officials
- positions of royal or sovereign power
- in Christian theology, one of the orders of angels in the celestial hierarchy
Usage: religious
Examples
- The museum displayed ancient thrones from various civilizations.
- Two golden thrones sat side by side in the palace hall.
- The revolution toppled several European thrones in the 19th century.
- Many thrones were lost during the world wars.
- The cathedral’s artwork depicted angels, including thrones and cherubim.
- Historians studied the rise and fall of medieval thrones.
- The ornate thrones were carved from precious wood and inlaid with jewels.