Adjective:

డెలివరీ యొక్క స్థితి దీనిలో పిండం యొక్క గరిష్ట భాగం,

crownings's Usage Examples:

During the pre-recorded competition the crownings of both Jamie Solinger and first runner-up Angela Logan were filmed in.

William also objected to Thurstan participating in the ceremonial crownings of the king at the royal court.

To further this focus, Ainsworth depicts two crownings, a wedding, executions, and even a siege of the Tower.

Today, May crownings occur in many Roman Catholic parishes and homes with the crowning of a.

Therefore, scenes of hunting are frequently found next to those of crownings.

The method is known as "The two crownings and the three respects" (二王三恪), the people who were given to such position.

roof windows (luminariji), like the chimney (fumar) with a variety of crownings, contributed to the picturesqueness.

Thereafter, until the abolition of the empire in 1806, no further crownings by the Pope were held.

This practice was referred to as "the two crownings and the three respects" (二王三恪).

Because the cathedral was damaged several times, many crownings were not held there.

granted noble titles in accordance with the Èr Wáng Sān Kè (二王三恪; "two crownings, three respects") system.

For crownings of earlier rulers of Muscovy, see Alfred Rambaugh Rambaud on the Rise.

This practice was referred to as the two crownings and the three respects (二王三恪).

Synonyms:

invest, vest, enthrone, coronate,

Antonyms:

divest, expropriate, orphan, disarm, unarm,