phalerate
/fæləˈreɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A device or object used as a symbol of authority or achievement, especially in a ceremonial context.
“The medal was awarded as a phalerate to the winners of the competition.”
2. verb
To decorate or mark with a symbol of authority or achievement, especially in a ceremonial context.
“The team’s victory was phalerated with a parade and a medal ceremony.”