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Laurelled - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Laurelled means crowned or honored with laurel leaves, traditionally a symbol of victory, achievement, or distinction. It is often used metaphorically to describe someone celebrated for their accomplishments.

laurelled

/ˈlɔrəld/ /ˈlɒrəld/

Definition:

Crowned or honored with laurels as a mark of achievement or distinction.

Synonyms:

Honored, decorated, celebrated, acclaimed, praised

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Antonyms:

Dishonored, disgraced, shamed

Common Collocations:

Laurelled wreath, laurelled poet, laurelled champion

Derivatives:

Laurel, laureate, laureation

Usage Tips:

Use "laurelled" to describe someone honored for achievements, often in literature or sports.

Common Phrases:

Rest on one's laurels, laurelled hero, laurelled victory

Etymology:

Derived from "laurel," a symbol of honor in ancient Greece and Rome for victors and poets.

Examples:

  • 1. She was laurelled for her outstanding contributions to science.
  • 2. The poet stood proudly with his laurelled head at the ceremony.
  • 3. His laurelled victories made him a legend in the sport.
  • 4. The team returned home as laurelled champions after the tournament.

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