Definition of "throning" []

• Present participle of throne. (verb)

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• "And a nice day to you too - the drought hasn't yet broken out in forest fires; one of the local does has triplets and her efforts to wean them are comical to everyone but the indignant fawns; the horsemint is out and aphrodite fritillaries are thronging it - although I have to say that 'throning' is kind of a euphemism for what the wanton butterflies are actually doing to those stamens and pistils."
• "If I make a statement that we must stop Corporation from running our government at any costs, and it happens, By Violence, Can I be put in jail for de-throning Corporations from office?"
• "In light of his recent throning, the chancellor annoints Vader to his seat."