laurels

Speech parts

1. laurels - Noun

2. laurels - Verb

Meaning

the state of being honored

a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

award honor accolade honour laurel garland kudos palm crown fame title medal congratulations distinction credit
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Antonyms

loss criticism reflection contempt condemnation shame
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Hypernyms

standing symbol

Hyponyms

Academy Award emmy oscar crown fame palm

Phrases with the word

our laurels

Examples

an award for bravery Source: Internet

According to the Super Eagles goaltender at the 2002 Korea/Japan FIFA World Cup, Mikel can only be considered as one of the greatest Nigerians and not the greatest player ever despite winning laurels at club and national team level. Source: Internet

And so, damage control is in full swing today at the and other "usual suspects," with the winning the laurels with its Editorial Board, no less, weighing in with "What did Trump tell Ukraine's president?" Source: Internet

After a marketing tie-in with the Will Ferrell sequel, Miller Lite decided to bring back its 1970s-style logo, which features black gothic type and wheat laurels on a white background. Source: Internet

For example, David J. Eicher called Gettysburg a "strategic loss for the Confederacy" and James M. McPherson wrote that "Lee and his men would go on to earn further laurels. Source: Internet

But DFLers should be careful not to rest on their laurels. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

laurelite laurelled laurelling laurelwood Lauren Laurence