Associations to the word «Laureate»
Noun
- Nobel
- Physicist
- Chemist
- Poet
- Tennyson
- Physiology
- Economist
- Dryden
- Biologist
- Pulitzer
- Academic
- Physics
- Discoverer
- Prize
- Wordsworth
- Chemistry
- Essayist
- Duffy
- Playwright
- Economics
- Friedman
- Ode
- Novelist
- Mandela
- Physic
- Maguire
- Vargas
- Conductor
- Pathologist
- Desmond
- Bragg
- Nadine
- Bridges
- Ssr
- Theodor
- Sen
- Faulkner
- Poetry
- Dramatist
- Paz
- Ussr
- Lenin
- Peace
- Scientist
- Mathematician
- Gunnar
- Beckett
- Tobin
- Konrad
- Merton
- Wilbur
- Medicine
- Rita
- Recipient
- Diploma
- Thomson
- Reuter
- Hahn
- Johannes
- Literature
- Einstein
- Carol
- Wreath
- Alumnus
- Otto
- Derek
- Becker
- Leonid
- Cecil
- Unesco
- Phd
- Hermann
- Emil
- Activist
- Professor
- Alfred
- Inventor
- Philipp
- Pablo
- Alvarez
- Emeritus
- Writer
- Mcmillan
- Kendall
- Mann
- Gerhard
- Mario
- Stark
- Foreword
- Tate
- Mikhail
- Fellowship
- Laureate
- Levi
Wiktionary
LAUREATE, adjective. Crowned, or decked, with laurel.
LAUREATE, noun. (dated) One crowned with laurel; a poet laureate.
LAUREATE, noun. A graduate of a university.
LAUREATE, verb. (intransitive) To honor with a wreath of laurel, as formerly was done in bestowing a degree at English universities.
Dictionary definition
LAUREATE, noun. Someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath.
LAUREATE, adjective. Worthy of the greatest honor or distinction; "The nation's pediatrician laureate is preparing to lay down his black bag"- James Traub.
Wise words
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