enthro nement

[Eng. enthrone; -ment.] 1. The act of enthroning. "The bishops at once took up their places within the communion rails, and the ceremony of the enthronement commenced."-London Daily Telegraph. 2. The state of being enthroned. ěn-thrōn-i-zā-tion, s. [English enthroniz(e); -ation.] The act of enthroning; enthronement; the placing a bishop in his throne or stall in a cathedral. en-thrōn-ize, v. t . [Eng. enthron(e); -ize.] To enthrone; to place a bishop in his throne or stall in a cathedral. "With what grace Doth mercy sit enthronized on thy face!" J. Hall : Poems (1646), p. 78. *en-thun-der, v . i . [Pref, en , and Eng. thunder (q. v.).] To thunder; to discharge cannon. *en-thu-şi-an, s. [Gr. enthousiaō-to be inspired.] An enthusiast.