1. To place on a throne; to exalt to the scat of royalty or to an elevated place or seat; to invest with sovereign authority; to induct or instal, as a bishop.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• entrane,
• enteronn,
• wnthrone,
• snthrone,
• renthrone,
• enthroned,
• enthron,
• entozon,
• eftsoone,
• enthronize,
• enthronise,
• enthymme,
• erythrone,
• Erithrine,
• euchronne,
• menthenne,
• untrone,
• eythrosine,
• enthrowns,
• enticone

• enthral,
• entropy,
• enthrall,
• enteron,
• enthralled.

The adverb form of the word "enthrone" is "enthroningly".

The adjective form of the word "enthrone" is "enthroned".

The plural form of the word "enthrone" is "enthrone." The word does not have a distinct plural form as it is typically used in the singular sense when referring to the act of installing a single person or entity on a throne.

The singular form of the word "enthrone" is "enthronement"