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throne

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as in seat, height

Synonyms & Near Synonyms for throne

height,
pedestal,
pinnacle,
seat,
top

account,
admiration,
appreciation,
estimation,
favor,
regard,
respect

eminence

appetite,
fancy,
fondness,
like,
love,
partiality,
preference,
relish,
shine,
taste,
use

acclamation,
adoration,
adulation,
approbation,
deference,
hero worship,
homage,
honor,
idolatry,
infatuation,
lionization,
praise,
props
[slang],
reverence,
veneration,
worship

delight,
enjoyment

amazement,
awe,
wonder,
wonderment

enthusiasm,
interest,
passion

bias,
prejudice

Antonyms & Near Antonyms for throne

disfavor

condemnation,
disapproval,
disdain,
opprobrium,
scorn

disappointment,
discontent,
disenchantment,
disgruntlement,
disillusionment,
displeasure,
indignation,
unhappiness

aversion,
contempt,
disfavor,
disgust,
disinclination,
dislike,
disliking,
disregard,
distaste

hate,
hatred,
loathing,
nausea,
repugnance,
repulsion,
revulsion

abomination,
antipathy,
detestation

deprecation,
displeasure,
dissatisfaction

throne

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms of throne (Entry 2 of 2)

as in crown, enthrone

Synonyms & Near Synonyms for throne

crown,
enthrone

anoint,
consecrate,
create,
inaugurate,
induct,
install,
instate,
institute,
invest,
make,
ordain

choose,
destine,
draft,
elect,
handpick,
select,
single (out),
vote (in)

authorize,
delegate,
depute,
deputize

appoint,
assign,
attach,
commission,
constitute,
designate,
detail,
name,
nominate,
place

Antonyms & Near Antonyms for throne

discharge,
dismiss,
expel,
fire

blackball,
depose,
dethrone,
displace,
eject,
evict,
oust,
overthrow,
remove,
throw out,
uncrown,
unmake,
unseat

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“Throne.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/throne. Accessed 6 Jul. 2022.

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