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Meanings of eclat in English

Portuguese
ovação
Catalan
ovació
Spanish
reconocimiento

Enthusiastic approval.

ovação
Portuguese
pompa
Catalan
pompa
Spanish
pompa

Ceremonial elegance and splendor.

pompa
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Examples for "pomp"
Examples for "pomp"
1
There was no pomp in the surroundings; all, though dignified, was simple.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 1
2
As the boat advances the imperial city grows in scale and pomp.
Russia, as Seen and Described by Famous Writers
3
So the general, with all his pomp, went off in great wrath.
The Woman's Bible
4
Neither let the pomp of office turn them into a stuffed shirt.
The Guardian
5
It is, essentially, a product of the studio system in its pomp.
The Irish Times
Usage of eclat in English
1
There was social eclat in a party, and I wanted my share.
The Son of My Friend
2
He reeled off his speech with the eclat of a wet firework.
The Guardian
3
But they give eclat to the house, and eclat is money.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
4
Then the uniform imperial grace and eclat of the city was a new experience.
Winter Sunshine
5
Vogotzine, doubtless, wished to show himself in all the eclat of his majestic appetite.
Prince Zilah — Volume 2
6
Thus Salomon's season ended, as the Morning Chronicle put it, with the greatest eclat.
Haydn
7
Nothing could go off with more eclat, with more spirit, and grandeur of effect.
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays
8
He then began to lee-tare on divinity as well as philosophy, with extraordinary eclat.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 3 part 1: The Middle Ages
9
Sufficient to recommence the world here with credit and eclat?
Godolphin, Volume 2.
10
Society became perfectly brilliant in its beauty and shone in the eclat of its magnificience.
The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 16
11
The whole affair is to be kept a secret, and all eclat to be avoided.
Napoleon and Blücher: An Historical Novel
12
She went away with a pretty and cheerful eclat.
The Hallam Succession
13
He was not carried off his feet by eclat.
Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
14
She was introduced with great eclat by her hostess.
Mary Louise and Josie O'Gorman
15
Alice Merivale had "come out" with the greatest eclat into our social circles.
The Doctor's Daughter
16
The house would close with the greatest eclat.
Mansfield Park
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