To crown or honor someone with laurels; to celebrate or recognize someone's achievement.
From en- + laurel (from Latin 'laurus'). The laurel wreath was traditionally awarded to victors and honored poets in ancient Greece and Rome.
In ancient Rome, victorious generals would ride through the streets crowned with laurel wreaths—so 'enlaureled' literally meant you'd been honored at the highest level!
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