recrowned
/riːˈkraʊnd/
adjective
- Having been crowned again; restored to a royal or top position.
- In the museum, visitors could see the recrowned statue of the ancient goddess.
- The recrowned champion took a victory lap around the stadium.
- The recrowned monarch addressed the cheering crowd from the palace balcony.
verb
- To have placed a crown on someone's head again, or to have given someone a title or position of honor again.
- After the rebellion was crushed, the loyal nobles recrowned the rightful king in a grand ceremony.
- The festival queen was recrowned for a second year after the winner stepped down.
- The champion boxer recrowned himself with a victory belt after winning the rematch.
- To have restored something to a former prominent or successful position.
- With her latest novel, the author recrowned herself as the queen of mystery fiction.
- The new CEO recrowned the company as the industry leader in innovation.
- The team recrowned their city as the capital of high school basketball.