1. plural of panache: flamboyant confidence of style or manner; dash
2. plural of panache: ornamental plumes of feathers, especially on a helmet or hat
Usage: historical

Examples

• The dancers performed with great panaches that captivated the audience.
• His speeches were delivered with such panaches that even his critics admired his style.
• The medieval knights wore helmets decorated with colorful panaches.
• She handled the difficult situation with one of her characteristic panaches.
• The restaurant’s dishes were prepared and presented with distinctive panaches.
• Historical paintings often show cavalry officers with elaborate panaches on their helmets.