paean

The officers, led by the Captain waving his cap from the bridge, joined in the paean.

To feel, to do, to stride forward in elation chanting a paean of triumphant life!

The golden glow of the sunset was running in his veins in a paean of personal triumph.

Hats off, then, to the little feathered Christians who sing for their fellow-prisoners a paean of praise.

It is intended to swell the paean for Jones or for Smith, and to procure results under false pretences.

If Father Roland had known, he would have uttered a paean of joy.

A glance at his paean to Arnold Bennett at once reveals the true gravamen of his objection to Dreiser.

A name given Apollo, from paean, the hymn which was sung in his honor after he had killed the serpent Python.

Wondrous notes broke on the stillness, the thrush was singing his hymn again, only now it seemed a paean.

Then did they link arms, as they sat victorious, and forget the sorrows of a term in that one paean of victory.