panache
pəˈnæʃ
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Definition of panache - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
styleflamboyant confidence or style
  • She danced with incredible panache at the party.
flair style
2.
feather decorationDatedtuft or plume of feathers especially on a helmetDated
  • The knight's helmet was adorned with panache that fluttered in the wind..
plume tuft
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Images of panache

  • panache: tuft or plume of feathers especially on a helmet
    tuft or plume of feathers especially on a helmet

Expressions with panache

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in a way that shows style and confidence
She danced with panache and impressed everyone.

Origin of panache

French, pennache (feather)

Examples of panache in a sentence

  • The artist painted with remarkable panache.
  • The soldier's helmet had a bright red panache.
  • Each warrior's panache was unique and colorful.

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  1. French:panache, plume, ...
  2. German:Elan, Federbusch, ...
  3. Italian:eleganza, pennacchio, ...
  4. Spanish:desparpajo, penacho, ...
  5. Portuguese:estilo, penacho, ...
  6. Chinese:派头, 羽饰, ...
  7. Japanese:気取り, 羽飾り, ...
  8. Arabic:أُبَّهَة, عُرْف, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁיק, צִיצַת נוֹצוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:шик, султан, ...
  11. Ukrainian:елегантність, пір'яний прикрас, ...
  12. Hindi:ठाठ, पंख, ...

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