crownable

English

Etymology

From crown +‎ -able.

Adjective

crownable (not comparable)

  1. Suitable for being crowned.
    • 1899, John Clark Ridpath, Ridpath's universal history:
      Three days afterward, he witnessed the review of the army at Homburg, and there he had his interview with several of the crowned and crownable heads of Italy.
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