panegyric

pan·e·gyr·ic /ˌpænəˈdʒɪrɪk/ noun [countableC]

old-fashioned formalPRAISE a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something a lot 颂词，赞文

Examples from the Corpus

panegyric• Directly hooked on to this, often expressed in the same sentence, was a long and, hard-dying panegyric for the past.• In addition, Fortunatus's panegyrics are a revival, if not a continuation, of the form in which Sidonius had excelled.

Origin panegyric

(1600-1700) Latin panegyricus, from Greek, from panegyris “public meeting for celebration”

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Corpus

BNC: 47654 COCA: 39590

panegyric

Praise and admiration: praise, admiration, recognition...