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/pəˈnæʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A flamboyant manner or style; the distinctive flair associated with a person, place, or thing.
The fashion show was filled with models strutting down the runway with panache.
A confident and stylish manner, often in the context of artistic expression.
She approached the stage with panache, capturing the audience's attention from the moment she began to sing.
Distinctive and elegant flair, especially in performance or presentation.
His panache in storytelling captivated everyone at the dinner party.
A showy or flamboyant confidence and spirit.
The chef's panache in the kitchen turned each meal into a culinary masterpiece.
Etymology
French, literally meaning 'tuft' or 'feather', from Old French 'penachier'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
with panache
Doing something with flair and style.
panache in style
Referring to a distinctive elegance in fashion or appearance.
Related Words
flair
A natural ability to do something well, often with style.
verve
Vigor and spirit or enthusiasm in artistic work.
Slang Meanings
Having a unique style or flair.
That guy's got panache; he always knows how to stand out in a crowd.
Doing something with confidence and showmanship.
She nailed that presentation with total panache!