clat

/ klæt /

noun

To be escorted thither by Mr. Dermott, would give her an clat the devotion of a score of Pembertons could not produce.

In the resulting agitations Jefferson closed his public career without clat.

All contemporary accounts agree that it was a very splendid affair and went off with great clat.

You ought to express unbounded delight, and then depart in your carriage with the greatest clat possible.

He heard that nothing gives a young man greater clat at starting into society than a duel.

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