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crowning

[krou-ning] / ˈkraʊ nɪŋ /


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That said, this is a Rams team that many have been crowning as the champions-elect for weeks and not without good reason.

From BBC

That form earned him a £6.9m move to his hometown club Eintracht in late December, crowning a remarkable rise from the lower leagues to the top of the German game.

From BBC

The World Darts Championship in London is close to crowning its latest champion, as the sport traditionally played in British pubs enjoys surging interest thanks to rising star Luke Littler.

From Barron's

The pair have now worked together for more than 20 years, with perhaps their crowning moment coming at the Athens 2004 Games.

From BBC

Online retailer Shein opened its first permanent boutique in a beloved Parisian department store in November, meant to be a crowning moment for the Chinese-founded company, now headquartered in Singapore.

From The Wall Street Journal