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laurel

[lawr-uhl, lor-] / ˈlɔr əl, ˈlɒr- /


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Companies that rest on their laurels and fail to adapt to the times—think Kodak or Blockbuster—don’t survive.

From Barron's

Before that happens, though, there is the matter of another golden laurel, two victories from the grasp of a seasoned group that isn’t quite ready to step aside.

From Washington Post

He wore his World Series ring Friday — not to gloat or rest on his laurels or to remind those listening to his explanations of what he’s achieved in the past.

From Washington Times

But that doesn’t hide the fact that Toyota has fallen far behind its competitors, appearing content to rest on its laurels while the rest of the industry has lapped it several times.

From The Verge

Overlooked by the Golden Globes, Michaela Coel’s widely acclaimed limited series gets its first Emmy laurels, more than a year after its premiere.

From Los Angeles Times