Associations to the word «Panegyric»
Noun
- Oration
- Pliny
- Dryden
- Praise
- Satire
- Orator
- Cicero
- Constantine
- Compliment
- Verse
- Poem
- Bard
- Funeral
- Poetry
- Poet
- Discourse
- Patron
- Emperor
- Virtue
- Gregory
- Sentiment
- Majesty
- Subject
- Speech
- Genre
- Honour
- Elegy
- Flattery
- Ruler
- Reign
- Justinian
- Writing
- Approbation
- Censure
- Rome
- Merit
- Author
- Saint
- Waller
- Voltaire
- Great
- Ode
- Cromwell
- Patriotism
- Eloquence
- Puff
- Commendation
- Homage
- Applause
- Work
- Read
- Stanza
- Piety
- Greatness
- Sermon
- Lordship
- Protector
- Wit
- Highness
- Ce
- Constantinople
- Contemporary
- Coronation
- Dedication
- Perfection
- Martyr
- Antiquity
- Vladimir
- Disposition
- Admiration
- Ancestry
- Genius
- Occasion
Adjective
Wiktionary
PANEGYRIC, noun. A formal speech or opus publicly praising someone or something.
Dictionary definition
PANEGYRIC, noun. A formal expression of praise.
PANEGYRIC, adjective. Formally expressing praise.
Wise words
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