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panache

[puh-nash, -nahsh] / pəˈnæʃ, -ˈnɑʃ /


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Thank the Museum of Contemporary Art for commissioning a bench that is sleek and unobtrusive yet still has a sense of panache.

From Los Angeles Times

Ari Fliakos, a gifted actor who has played tough guys with gangland panache, narrates this in a hard-hitting Providence accent that only occasionally sounds as if JFK has grabbed the mic.

From Washington Post

It takes a certain panache to wear white in New York City.

From New York Times

The Scherzo was lushly garrulous until it relaxed into spacious calm; the fourth movement had the panache of bursts of golden powder.

From New York Times

During this confrontation, the athlete-employees continued working hard for their employer on the pitch — defeating the globe’s best time and time again with their usual panache.

From Washington Post