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9 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for PANEGYRIC in dictionary:

NOUN:

an eulogistic oration or writing; a formal or elaborate praise
a public speech or published text in praise of someone or something
a formal expression of praise
formal public commendation

ADJECTIVE:

An oration or eulogy in praise of some person or achievement; a formal or elaborate encomium; a laudatory discourse; laudation. See Synonym of Eulogy.
Alt. of Panegyrical
formally expressing praise

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a eulogistic oration or writing; formal or elaborate praise
formal speech or piece of writing in praise of someone or something

Words related to PANEGYRIC

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Words that contain PANEGYRIC

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How to use PANEGYRIC in a sentence

Since Charlemagne, no monarch had been the object of such unbounded panegyric as he, until Napoleon appeared.
Ben Jonson, though we have strained his few words of regard and panegyric, had no suspicion of the elastic fame whose first vibrations he was attempting.
His wife Helvia, if we may trust the panegyric of her son, was on the other hand a far less commonplace character.
All that fine panegyric was yours, that commiseration was yours, that exhortation was yours.
And now, having made this panegyric on solitude, I will be just and fair-minded, and I will say exactly what I have found the disadvantages to be.
It was a generous panegyric, full of ingenuous admiration.
Herodotus is said to have read his History, and Isocrates to have recited his Panegyric at the Olympic games.
But though the same images serve equally for the Epic poesy, and for the historic and panegyric, which are branches of it, yet a several sort of sculpture is to be used in them.
Let us not be afraid of seeming to rise into a mere enthusiastic panegyric of a man.
A poet composed a panegyric on his wisdom, his valour, and his virtues.

The utmost stretch of human eloquence has been called forth in panegyric.
As to the justice of his panegyric, that is matter of taste.
The Menexenus veils in panegyric the weak places of Athenian history.
It is an excellent example of the florid panegyric style which was, unfortunately, in great favour with the literary world of his own as well as later Byzantine times.
A Panegyric to my Lord PROTECTOR, of the present greatness and joint interest of his Highness and this Nation.
Then again, it is said that the monks have allowed the panegyric to drop.
Cicero says that Catulus pronounced a public panegyric on his mother, Popilia, the first time such a thing was done in Rome.
An interesting instance of this union is celebrated by Pliny in his famous panegyric of Trajan.
Remembrance of this infamy rankled in his bosom and impelled him to this expansive panegyric on Chinese virtue.
He had no panegyric for lust and shame and sensuality, but made us feel they were shameful, so that we blushed for those who had not the modesty to blush for themselves.
No prince, so little enterprising and so inoffensive, was ever so much exposed to the opposite extremes of calumny and flattery, of satire and panegyric.
He exhorted the commons to concert proper means for lessening the debts of the nation, and concluded with a panegyric upon his own government.
With a detail of his private character we must set bounds to our panegyric on Charles.
She had already seen and heard the speaking-bird in his cage, and the emperor had spared no panegyric in his praise during the repast.
The Persian inscription inlaid in black marble under the wide, projecting cornice of the mosque is a poetic tribute to the beauty of the building and a panegyric of its founder.
We are informed by major Cleland, author of a Panegyric on Mr.
It was addressed to the earl of Tyrconnel, not only in the first lines, but in a formal dedication, filled with the highest strains of panegyric.
Lemaitre, published a series of lectures on Racine, in which the highest note of unqualified panegyric sounded uninterruptedly from beginning to end.
The subjects were the same as those treated in the small capitals of the royal doorway, outside the church, above the panegyric of the kings, saints, and queens.
An honorable friend of mine, speaking of his merits, was charged with having made a studied panegyric.
The papers are full of the programme, the line of march, the panegyric.
But having exhausted all his panegyric on the two first, he has nothing at all to say in favor of the last.

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