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Definition of encomium - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationDated formal expression of praise or eulogyDated
- The encomium at the ceremony moved everyone to tears.
2.
praiseDated high praise or tributeDated
- The professor received an encomium from her peers for her groundbreaking research..
Origin of encomium
Greek, enkomion (praise) + -ium (suffix)
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speech
person who delivers an encomium or eulogy
Examples of encomium in a sentence
The book opens with an encomium to the author's mentor. He wrote an encomium for his retiring mentor. The award ceremony included an encomium for the late author.
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- French:éloge, hommage, ...
- German:Lobrede, Lob, ...
- Italian:encomio, tributo, ...
- Spanish:encomio, tributo, ...
- Portuguese:elogio, encomio, ...
- Chinese:颂词, 赞美, ...
- Japanese:賛辞, 褒め言葉, ...
- Arabic:مَدِيح, تَكْرِيم, ...
- Hebrew:אֵנְקוֹמְיוּם, שֶׁבַח, ...
- Russian:панегирик, высокая похвала, ...
- Ukrainian:панегірик, енкомій, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसा, श्रद्धांजलि, ...
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