throned
SayTHROHNDUS/θɹoʊnd/UK/θɹəʊnd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of throne.
In the apse mosaic, Christ sits throned between two angels.
Saints throned in glory fill the painted ceiling of the chapel.
Note
Every meaning of the verb behind this form is archaic, so throned belongs to solemn or poetic writing, and everyday prose says enthroned instead. It is most at home as a participle placed after a noun, picturing someone seated in state or set on high: saints throned in glory, a queen throned above her court.
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