crowned
- adjective
- /kraʊnd/
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coronado
- The lighthouse was capped with a summit crowned by both a great beacon and statue of Zeus Soto.
Examples
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It would be the city's centerpiece, crowned with a Dome so big some said it would have its own clouds and rainfall.
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Fun fact: The Grey Crowned Crane is Uganda's national bird and is featured in the East African nation's flag and coat of arms.
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Come with the sweep of the little bat's wing, with a small flare of the Firefly or lightning bug rising and falling, crowned with dust.
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The tree was crowned with beautiful flowers that bloomed in spring.
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The cake was crowned with fresh berries and whipped cream for decoration.
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The mountain was crowned with a snowy peak that sparkled in the sunlight.
Synonyms
A hat with a tall top above the brim
Covered on the top by something like a cap
A thing that has something placed on top, like a statue on a pillar
Having the top covered with something like cream or fruit
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
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A king or queen who rules because they get the position from their family
A small North American songbird with a bright red patch on the top of the male's head
- Specialized
A night-active wading bird with a yellow crown found in North America
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Etymology
Crowned comes from crown, meaning the 'top' or a head 'decoration', so something crowned is 'topped' or finished with a wreath or other ornament that looks like a crown.