0 to put a king, queen, etc. through the ceremony of sitting on a throne (= chair used in ceremonies) in order to mark the official beginning of their period in power --
You also wield the authority to depose and enthrone emperors.
We have run a deficit for so many years that we have had to enthrone the balance of payments as the prior objective.
In my view, this is to enthrone arithmetic where it does not belong.
We have there reaction doubly enthroned.
To-day natural science is enthroned and powerful.
The men who used to be so long ago are still enthroned upon the powers of landlordism.
When you have enthroned justice, you may open the door to love.
The applied scientist, the technocrat, the manager are enthroned.