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名詞

laudator (複数形 laudators)

1. One who lauds.
   • 1992, Historia, page 293:

     As in most speeches, exaggeration and embellishment were standard devices by which the laudator amplified his subject's virtues or vices.

   • 2007, Hanna Boeke, The Value of Victory in Pindar's Odes, page 172:

     To the extent that he is visible at all, the poet fulfils the role of laudator, not commentator on or representative of a world view.

   • 2012, Tuana Dowan, Thena: Fight for the Future, page 377:

     When he made all those wrong decisions in his business and private life, he expected me to be a sycophant, a laudator,or a yes-man.