Crowned Head

Pronunciation: /kraʊnd hɛd/

Definitions of crowned head

noun A person who is a monarch or ruler, typically wearing a crown

Example Sentences

A1 The crowned head of the royal family waved to the crowd.

A2 The queen was the crowned head of the country.

B1 The crowned head of state made an official announcement.

B2 The crowned head presided over the meeting with foreign dignitaries.

C1 The crowned head's speech was broadcast live to the nation.

C2 The crowned head's portrait was displayed in all government buildings.

Examples of crowned head in a Sentence

formal The crowned head of the monarchy attended the state dinner.

informal The crowned head waved to the crowd during the parade.

slang I heard the crowned head is throwing a royal party next week.

figurative In the world of business, he is considered a crowned head in his industry.

Grammatical Forms of crowned head

• past tense: crowned
• plural: crowned heads
• comparative: more crowned
• superlative: most crowned
• present tense: crown heads
• future tense: will crown heads
• perfect tense: have crowned heads
• continuous tense: are crowning heads
• singular: crowned head
• positive degree: crowned head
• infinitive: to crown heads
• gerund: crowning heads
• participle: crowned heading

Origin and Evolution of crowned head

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'crowned head' originated from the concept of monarchies where rulers wore crowns as a symbol of their authority and power.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'crowned head' has come to represent not just the literal head of a monarch wearing a crown, but also the monarch themselves as a symbol of royalty and leadership.