Head and Throne

Head

Head noun - The place of leadership or command.

Usage example: every year a different parent is placed at the head of the troop's cookie drive

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Throne and head are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Throne" instead a noun "Head".

Nearby Words: heading, headland, headship, headband, headed

Throne noun - The chair of state for a monarch, bishop, etc..

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Head and throne are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Head" instead a noun "Throne".

Nearby Word: throned

old	old head	old throne
empty	empty head	empty throne
actual	actual head	actual throne
massive	massive head	massive throne
Other adjectives: large, great, enormous, huge, tiny, black, white, new, former, flying, said, giant, red, floating.

Then one of us will be a Queen, And sit on a golden throne, With a crown instead Of a hat on her head, And diamonds all her own!

Source: Requisite Royal Regalia
However, only the magical crown will confirm this, while shining on Blair's head, revealing her as the rightful heir of the throne.

Source: Western Animation / Barbie: Princess Charm School
As head of Imperial Intelligence she was a terrifying, manipulative spymaster who broke captives down into Manchurian Agents and murdered her way into becoming a major power behind the throne.

Source: General Failure

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