laureated (Meaning)

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laureated (imp. & p. p.)

of Laureate

The laureated poet was celebrated for her exquisite and thought-provoking work.
The university conferred a laureated degree upon the esteemed professor in recognition of his exceptional scholarship.
The laureated athlete stood proudly on the podium, beaming with joy and accomplishment.
The laureated artist's captivating exhibition drew crowds of admirers who marveled at the beauty and depth of her creations.
The laureated scientist's groundbreaking research earned him international acclaim and recognition for his profound contributions to the field.
The laureated chef prepared a sumptuous feast that tantalized the taste buds and left guests in awe of his culinary artistry.
The laureated musician's virtuosic performance left the audience spellbound, captivated by the magic of their musical gift.
The laureated author's latest novel soared to the top of bestseller lists, captivating readers with its intricate storytelling and profound insights into the human condition.
The laureated filmmaker's poignant documentary touched the hearts of viewers, shedding light on important social issues and inspiring positive change.
The laureated teacher's dedication and passion for education left an enduring impact on countless students, shaping their lives and guiding them toward success.

of Laureate

cheered, acknowledged,applauded, celebrated, praised, extolled, acclaimed, hailed, lauded, saluted

discredited, humbled, shamed, slandered, shamed, maligned, maligned, condemned, humbled, hissed

The laureated poet was celebrated for her exquisite and thought-provoking work.

The university conferred a laureated degree upon the esteemed professor in recognition of his exceptional scholarship.

The laureated athlete stood proudly on the podium, beaming with joy and accomplishment.

The laureated artist's captivating exhibition drew crowds of admirers who marveled at the beauty and depth of her creations.