Definition
Definition of encomiast - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
praiserDated person who praises or expresses admirationDated
- The encomiast spoke highly of the author's latest work.
2.
speechDated person who delivers an encomium or eulogyDated
- The encomiast praised the hero's bravery at the ceremony.
Origin of encomiast
Greek, enkōmion (praise)
Examples of encomiast in a sentence
The encomiast lavished praise on the new policy. As an encomiast, she never missed a chance to commend her team. The encomiast delivered a moving tribute at the funeral. As an encomiast, she was known for her eloquent speeches.
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- French:panégyriste, élogiste, ...
- German:Lobredner, Redner, ...
- Italian:encomiasta, oratore, ...
- Spanish:encomiasta, ...
- Portuguese:panegirista, orador, ...
- Chinese:赞美者, 颂词者, ...
- Japanese:賛美者, 賛辞者, ...
- Arabic:مادِح, خَطِيب المَدْح, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁבֵּחַ, מְסַפֵּד, ...
- Russian:восхвалитель, оратор, ...
- Ukrainian:похвальник, промовець, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसक, एन्कोमियास्ट, ...
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