Meaning & Definition of word "Panache"

Panache

/pəˈnæʃ/

1. A flamboyant manner or style; the distinctive flair associated with a person, place, or thing.
- Example: The fashion show was filled with models strutting down the runway with panache.
2. A confident and stylish manner, often in the context of artistic expression.
- Example: She approached the stage with panache, capturing the audience's attention from the moment she began to sing.
3. Distinctive and elegant flair, especially in performance or presentation.
- Example: His panache in storytelling captivated everyone at the dinner party.
4. A showy or flamboyant confidence and spirit.
- Example: The chef's panache in the kitchen turned each meal into a culinary masterpiece.

●French, literally meaning 'tuft' or 'feather', from Old French 'penachier'.

with panache:

Doing something with flair and style.

panache in style:

Referring to a distinctive elegance in fashion or appearance.

flair:

A natural ability to do something well, often with style.

verve:

Vigor and spirit or enthusiasm in artistic work.

Meaning: Having a unique style or flair.

● Example Sentence: That guy's got panache; he always knows how to stand out in a crowd.

Meaning: Doing something with confidence and showmanship.

● Example Sentence: She nailed that presentation with total panache!