uncrowned

UK
/ʌnˈkraʊnd/
US
/ʌnˈkraʊnd/

Translations

uncrownedpast participle
UK
/ʌnˈkraʊnd/
US
/ʌnˈkraʊnd/
Past-participle adjective meaning ‘not crowned’; covers literal and figurative uses.
non couronné
The prince remained uncrowned until the ceremony was completed.
Le prince est resté non couronné jusqu'à la fin de la cérémonie.
Additional translations
sans couronneSens figuré, pour une personne reconnue comme souverain, chef ou figure dominante sans titre officiel.
uncrownverb

uncrowned

Past Simple

uncrowned
Past Simple
uncrowned
Past Participle
uncrowning
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈkraʊn/
US
/ʌnˈkraʊn/
détrônerAu sens figuré : enlever le pouvoir, la prééminence ou le titre de champion.
A stunning upset in the final round uncrowned the defending heavyweight champion.
Une victoire surprise lors du dernier round a détrôné le champion poids lourd en titre.
Additional translations
découronnerSens littéral ou concret : retirer une couronne, ou enlever la partie supérieure d’un objet ou d’un élément naturel.

Definitions

uncrownedpast participle
Not officially recognized as a monarch or leader, but possessing the qualities or influence of one.
He was the uncrowned king of the music industry, commanding respect and admiration from all his peers.
Not having received a formal coronation or official title, yet widely acknowledged as holding a position of power or authority.
Despite never being officially appointed, she was the uncrowned leader of the movement, guiding its direction and strategy.
Not yet having been crowned; lacking a crown.
The prince walked beside the throne, still uncrowned and anxious for the ceremony.
uncrownverb
To remove a crown from a monarch or ruler.
The rebels sought to uncrown the king and establish a republic.
To deprive someone or something of a position of power, pre-eminence, or champion status.
A stunning upset in the final round uncrowned the defending heavyweight champion.
To remove the uppermost part or "crown" of a natural object or structure.
The violent storm uncrowned the tallest tree in the orchard.