Crown
Crown verb - To bring to a triumphant conclusion.
Hit and crown are semantically related in hit over the head topic. In some cases you can use "Hit" instead a verb "Crown".
How words are described
| old | old crown | old hit |
| normal | normal crown | normal hit |
| original | original crown | original hit |
| single | single crown | single hit |
| Other adjectives: heavy, small, powerful, actual, real, massive, big, new, last, bigger. | ||
Common collocations
| guy | crown guy | hit guy |
Both words in one sentence
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Disney Death: Infamously, before Momo can claim the Fenarinarsa crown's final gem, she loses her magic powers, is hit by a truck, and dies.
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Should they be hit by something while their coin purse is empty, the crown will be knocked from their head — and if the Greed get their hands on it, Game Over.
Source: Cool Crown -
But if a Saint was hit with a cross, crown of thorns, scourging whip, etc, the item would hurt them like it would a normal person.
Source: Kryptonite Factor
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Hit and Crown. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/crown/hit
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