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crowning
When used as an adjective, this word carries a strong positive connotation of prestige and culmination. It describes a peak experience or a final, decisive success that validates all previous efforts. It is typically used in formal or celebratory contexts, such as describing a career milestone or a historical victory.
In medical and ceremonial contexts, the word functions as a noun to describe a specific physical event. In childbirth, it refers to a precise anatomical moment, while in monarchy, it refers to the ritual act. These usages are technical and descriptive rather than metaphorical.
Meanings
Representing the highest point, the ultimate achievement, or the final completing touch of a series of events or efforts.
Examples
Winning the Oscar was the crowning achievement of her long career.
The final goal was the crowning glory of the championship match.
The crowning of the new king took place in the grand cathedral.
The crowd cheered loudly during the official crowning ceremony.
The midwife informed the mother that crowning was beginning.
I can see the baby's head now that crowning has occurred.
The committee is crowning him as the champion of the tournament.
They are crowning a new queen to lead the fallen empire.