recrowning
/riːˈkraʊnɪŋ/
noun
- The event or act of crowning someone or something again.
- Historians recorded the recrowning of the emperor after the civil war ended.
- The recrowning of the king was celebrated with a week of festivals.
- The recrowning of the champion took place in front of thousands of fans.
verb
- The act of placing a crown on someone's head again, or giving someone a title or position of honor again.
- The committee is recrowning the winner of the beauty pageant after the original titleholder resigned.
- The tradition of recrowning the festival queen dates back over a hundred years.
- The archbishop is recrowning the young prince in a solemn ceremony today.
- Restoring something to a former prominent or successful position.
- By recrowning the old downtown area, the city hopes to attract more tourists.
- The company is recrowning itself as a leader in sustainable technology.
- The artist is recrowning classical music as a popular genre among young listeners.