laurels (Meaning)

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laurels (n)

a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction

the state of being honored

The victors were adorned with laurels as a symbol of their triumph.
The poet's work was met with laurels and praise from critics and readers alike.
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery brought her much-deserved laurels.
The athlete's years of dedication and hard work paid off when she finally achieved laurels in her sport.
The artist's latest exhibition was a success, earning her both laurels and accolades.
The politician's long and illustrious career culminated in him receiving laurels from both sides of the aisle.
The teacher was honored with laurels for her exceptional dedication and passion for education.
The humanitarian was recognized with laurels for his selfless service to the community.
The chef's culinary skills and innovative dishes brought her laurels from food critics and diners alike.
The organization's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility earned it laurels from industry experts and stakeholders.

a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction, the state of being honored

credit, glory, acclaim,accolade, applause, honor, laud, renown, fame, commendation

No antonyms found.

The victors were adorned with laurels as a symbol of their triumph.

The poet's work was met with laurels and praise from critics and readers alike.

The scientist's groundbreaking discovery brought her much-deserved laurels.

The athlete's years of dedication and hard work paid off when she finally achieved laurels in her sport.