éclat
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishéclaté‧clat /eɪˈklɑː/ noun [uncountable] literary 1 PRAISEpraise and admiration Miller’s new play has been greeted with great éclat.2 WAY/MANNERa way of doing something with a lot of style, especially in order to attract attentionExamples from the Corpuséclat• Pinckney has served in Congress with ability and éclat.Origin éclat (1600-1700) French