Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
laurel-wreath
noun
/ˈlɔːr.əl-ˌriːθ/
Definition
A circular band made of interlocking branches and leaves from the laurel tree, often used as a symbol of victory or honor.
Examples
- The Olympic champion wore a laurel-wreath on her head during the award ceremony.
- The poet was honored posthumously with a laurel-wreath as a tribute to his contributions to literature.
Meaning
A laurel-wreath represents achievement, success, or recognition, frequently worn by victors in ancient Roman or Greek times.
Synonyms
- crown
- garland
- laurel
