recrowned
Given sovereignty again
To recrown is to crown again—to restore a crown or title to someone who lost it, or to repeat a coronation ceremony.
The word appears in contexts of monarchs returning to power after exile or deposition, and in competitions where a previous champion regains their title: She was recrowned after defeating the new titleholder.
Returned to original condition
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- sovereignSupreme in power
- monarchHereditary supreme ruler
dynasty · succession · regent · heir · kingdom · royal · diadem · abdication
Top competitor, or advocate
- defendingProtecting against harm
- titleFormal honorific or name
- winnerOne who prevails
- victorOne who defeats opponents
tournament · comeback · regained · trophy · medal · belt · repeat · consecutive
Perceived as familiar
- celebratedWidely known and praised
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- acclaimedPublicly and enthusiastically praised
- acknowledgedAccepted as true
preeminent · revered · resurgent · renaissance · comeback · vindicated · rehabilitated · legacy
restored
Returned to original condition
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- sovereignSupreme in power
monarch · dynasty · succession · regent · heir · kingdom · royal · diadem · abdication · exile
champion
Top competitor, or advocate
victor · tournament · comeback · regained · trophy · medal · belt · repeat · consecutive · dethroned
recognized
Perceived as familiar
- celebratedWidely known and praised
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- acclaimedPublicly and enthusiastically praised
acknowledged · preeminent · revered · resurgent · renaissance · comeback · vindicated · rehabilitated · legacy · reputation