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Laureate

usgb/ˈlɔːriət/Volume
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Prestige Connotation

When someone is called a laureate, it implies high respect and exceptional accomplishment in their field.

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She was declared a laureate after her groundbreaking work in medicine.
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Not Just Nobel

While 'Nobel laureate' is common, 'laureate' can refer to winners of many prestigious awards.

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The poet was named laureate at the international literary festival.
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Ceremonial Usage

'Laureate' often signifies formal recognition and is used in ceremonial contexts and announcements.

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The organization honored the laureate with a gala dinner.
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