0 praising someone or something very much and not mentioning anything bad about them or it:
The poet's attitude to Domitian tends to be laudatory and friendly, employing the full spectrum of Virgilian panegyrical language and imagery.
In his days as a panegyrical orator he had indulged in lies in front of people who recognized them as such and welcomed them nonetheless.
There is not a speech, a poem, or essay, a panegyrical oration in praise of either Athenian liberty or Greek love which does not tell the tale of this heroic friendship.
