laurels
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Noun — Honors or recognition earned for achievement.
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Etymology
Plural of laurel, referencing the ancient Greek practice of crowning victors with laurel branches.
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What does “laurels” mean?
The word “laurels” means honors or recognition earned for achievement. In plain terms, praise, awards, or fame earned through success.
How do you use “laurels” in a sentence?
Here is “laurels” used in a sentence: “The team basked in their laurels after winning the championship.”
What part of speech is “laurels”?
“Laurels” is a noun.
Where does the word “laurels” come from?
The word “laurels” comes from Ancient Greek. Plural of laurel, referencing the ancient Greek practice of crowning victors with laurel branches.