encomy

/ˈɛn.kəm.i/

Definitions

1. noun

An expression of praise or admiration, especially one that is insincere or excessive.

“The politician’s speech was filled with encomy for her opponent’s policies, but many saw it as an attempt to manipulate public opinion.”

2. noun

A formal expression of praise or commendation, especially one made in a public document or ceremony.

“The university’s faculty bestowed an encomy on the retiring professor in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the field.”

Synonyms

  • eulogy
  • panegyric

Antonyms

  • condemnation
  • criticism