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Meanings of panache in English

Portuguese
estilo
Catalan
airositat
Spanish
estilo

Distinctive and stylish elegance.

estilo
Usage of panache in English
1
It's very classy bistro food, but delivered with Aston Martin quality panache.
The Guardian
2
His work has sociological leanings, but is done with lots of panache.
The Guardian
3
Survivors of Suharto's prisons published their memoirs with admirable courage and panache.
The Guardian
4
The Vietnam war in all its squalor is revisited with satiric panache.
The Irish Times
5
Such panache included his memorable dancing celebration after his goals in Italy.
News.com.au
6
You can't argue the with the scope, freedom and sheer visual panache.
The Irish Times
7
Once again, he brings icy panache to this strange, intimate space opera.
The Irish Times
8
It's a fitting Converse-Nike hybrid: sensibly minimal, but packed with big-brand panache.
Wired
9
But ever the master, Cohen delivers with grace, humour and ageless panache.
The Irish Times
10
It was no surprise to find that Luke Andreadis drove with panache.
The power of the legendary greek
11
I can deliver this message with more flair, with more panache,' Obama said.
Reuters
12
Very few novels published in recent years match its daunting panache.
The Irish Times
13
But its imaginative ambition, intellectual panache and propulsive story offer plenty of compensation.
The Guardian
14
It's easy to see why corporates want a bit of the Pitbull panache.
The Irish Times
15
The boxing world sure knows how to deliver its sound bites with panache.
Reuters
16
You have to hand it to the Parisians; they do things with panache.
The Irish Times
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Panache across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare