The diademed empress entered the hall, her presence silencing the assembly.

At dawn, the high priest diademed the new monarch in a quiet, sacred rite.

Diademing the ancient statue at dawn, the high priestess whispered a blessing meant to bind the city's fate to the shrine.

The museum's exhibit displayed ancient diadems encrusted with lapis and gold.

The priest diadems the chosen ruler as tradition dictates.

At the coronation, the archbishop will diadem the new queen with a jeweled tiara.

At the coronation, she placed the diadem on her head with trembling hands, feeling the weight of responsibility settle upon her.

At dawn, diademed sifakas leapt between the baobabs, their pale markings catching the first light.

While trekking through the reserve, I was thrilled to see a diademed sifaka gracefully leaping among the mossy branches of the eastern Madagascar rainforest.

In the damp corner of the garden, diadem spiders spun intricate orb-shaped webs that glittered with morning dew.