panegyric

IPA: pˈænɪdʒˈɪrɪk

noun

  • A formal speech publicly praising someone or something.
  • Someone who writes or delivers such a speech.

adjective

  • panegyrical
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Examples of "panegyric" in Sentences

  • The panegyric tone is not encyclopaedic.
  • This panegyric is extant at the present day.
  • He reads it as a panegyric from his viewpoint.
  • The homily forms part of Chrysostom's corpus of panegyrics.
  • He was the subject of a panegyric by Saint Augustine of Hippo.
  • This book is a panegyric to the Communist future of the mankind.
  • It is a court panegyric and highly praiseworthy of its namesake.
  • Qasida is often panegyric written in praise of a king or a nobleman.
  • In Roman and Merovingian times, it was a custom to declare panegyrics.
  • The eulogy was published to great acclaim and is considered a classic panegyric.

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