Pronunciation: /ˈlɔriət/
noun a person who has been honored for achieving distinction in a particular field or with a prize or award
A1 The school awarded a laureate to the student with the highest grades.
A2 The Nobel laureate gave a speech at the conference.
B1 The poet was named the city's poet laureate for the year.
B2 The Pulitzer laureate's latest novel is receiving rave reviews.
C1 The Nobel laureate's research has had a significant impact on the field of medicine.
C2 The poet laureate's work is considered a masterpiece of modern poetry.
adjective related to or being a laureate
A1 The laureate artist painted a beautiful picture.
A2 She received a laureate award for her outstanding academic achievements.
B1 The laureate poet was invited to recite her poems at the prestigious event.
B2 The laureate scientist was recognized for their groundbreaking research in the field of genetics.
C1 The laureate author's latest novel has received critical acclaim from literary critics.
C2 The laureate musician performed a mesmerizing concerto at the renowned concert hall.
formal The Nobel laureate gave a speech at the prestigious ceremony.
informal I heard that the poetry laureate will be performing at the event.
slang Did you see the rap battle where the lyrical laureate dominated the competition?
figurative She was considered the laureate of the culinary world, with her innovative recipes and techniques.
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