thecrown

Meanings

• noun

  A crown is an ornamental headdress worn by a monarch or other person as a symbol of their rulership or authority.

  - "The queen wore her golden crown during the ceremony."
  - "The crown jewels were kept in a secure vault."

• noun

  In heraldry, a crown is a symbol placed on a coat of arms to signify that the bearer is a monarch.

  - "The lion with the royal crown signified the king's power and authority."
  - "The crest of the noble family featured a crown above the eagle."

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Rhymes

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throne , gone , mown , clown , drown

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Variants

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the crown , jewel in the crown

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Etymology

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Old English crūne, from crēowan, meaning 'to cover,' likely due to the protective function of a crown.

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Trivia

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1. The largest crown in the world is the 'Crown of Thorns,' which is believed to be the actual crown worn by Jesus Christ during his crucifixion.

2. The British Monarch's State Crown, which is used for coronations, contains over 2,800 precious and semi-precious stones.

3. The term 'crown' is also used metaphorically to refer to the top or most important part of something, such as a mountain or a bottle of soda.

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Related Concepts

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1. diadem: A type of crown worn by ancient Greek and Roman monarchs, typically consisting of a band encircling the forehead and adorned with precious stones and other decorations.

2. tiara: A type of diadem or crown, typically featuring a series of arches or points, worn by women, especially as part of a coronation or formal attire.

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Culture

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Throughout history, crowns have been used as symbols of power, wealth, and divine right. They have been made from various materials such as gold, silver, jewels, and even natural elements like ivy or laurel leaves. In literature and art, crowns have been depicted as symbols of kingship, divinity, and victory.

How to Memorize "thecrown"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a golden circlet resting atop a monarch's head.
   - Visualize the intricate designs and precious stones adorning a crown.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'crown' with the image of a monarch wearing a golden headdress.
   - Think of the word 'royalty' when you see or hear the word 'crown'.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mental image of a king wearing a crown, or use the acronym 'CROWN' to remember the definition: 'C' for 'cover,' 'R' for 'rule,' 'O' for 'ornament,' 'W' for 'wear,' and 'N' for 'nobility'.

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