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eclat1670s, "showy brilliance," from French éclat "splinter, fragment" (12c.), also "flash of brilliance," from eclater "burst out; shine brilliantly; splinter, fly to fr [..]
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eclatOstentatious display. Dazzling effect. Brilliance.
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eclat(n) ceremonial elegance and splendor(n) enthusiastic approval(n) brilliant or conspicuous success or effect
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eclat
(brilliance of success or effort; splendor; brilliant show; striking effect; glory; renown.)
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