IPA: /pəˈnæʃ/
KK: /pəˈnæʃ/
A stylish and confident way of doing something that shows flair and elegance.
She danced with such panache that everyone was captivated by her performance.
**Panache** → The word originates from the French *panache*, meaning a plume or feather, particularly one used in a headdress. It conveys a sense of flamboyance or stylishness, often associated with a showy display or flair.
Imagine a feather that adds flair and style to a hat — that's what 'panache' represents, a sense of flamboyant elegance.