Praised excessively or flattered abundantly; having received over-the-top or exaggerated commendation.
From the verb 'belaud' with the '-ed' suffix marking the adjective form. This describes something or someone who has been on the receiving end of excessive praise.
When we use 'lauded' today we've mostly lost the 'be-' part, but 'belauded' captures that over-the-top, almost sarcastic quality of someone who's been praised way too much.
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