Adjective laureled has 1 sense

1. laureled, laurelled, crowned - crowned with or as if with laurel symbolizing victory
   Antonyms: unlaureled, unlaurelled
   

Laureled

(Adjective)

Definition: Decorated or adorned with laurel leaves or wreaths, often as a symbol of honor or achievement.

Example Sentence:

1. The laureled war veteran proudly placed his medal on display.

2. The laureled poet recited her award-winning poem to the captivated audience.

3. The laureled athlete stood on the podium, basking in the glory of her victory.

(Verb)

Definition: Grant or bestow an honor or distinction upon someone, usually symbolized by presenting them with a laurel wreath.

Example Sentence:

1. The university will laurel the distinguished professor at the upcoming commencement ceremony.

2. The award committee decided to laurel the actor with the Best Performer accolade.

(Noun)

Definition: An individual who has received laurels or been honored for their achievements.

Example Sentence:

1. The laureled will share their experiences and insights during the prestigious awards ceremony.

2. The conference will feature a panel discussion with renowned laureled from various fields.

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