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crowning

[krou-ning] / ˈkraʊ nɪŋ /


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Manchester City have been the champions elect for what feels like the whole of 2026 and it has been a slow countdown to their crowning.

From BBC

The party carried on and on, everybody with a story to tell, everybody euphoric that the older members of the squad would now have their crowning glory of playing in a World Cup.

From BBC

The first of two serious hamstring injuries prevented her from attacking that mark 12 months ago, and she was forced to wait 376 days to race again following her crowning moment at Paris 2024.

From BBC

But 30% of brackets on Yahoo are crowning Duke as the national champion.

From The Wall Street Journal

"For a dancer, it is the ultimate achievement, the crowning glory," he said.

From Barron's