panegyric
/pænˈɛdʒɪrɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A formal expression of praise or admiration, especially a speech or writing that praises someone highly.
“The politician’s victory speech was a grand panegyric to his supporters.”
2. noun
A formal expression of praise or admiration, especially a speech or writing that praises someone or something highly, often in a grand or elaborate way.
“The poet’s panegyric to the city’s beauty was a masterpiece of language.”
3. noun
A eulogy or a formal expression of praise.
“The funeral oration was a heartfelt panegyric to the deceased leader.”