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Comment on Theodore Roosevelt
Why is not vituperation in
Please note that "no less
Please note that "no less flattering" has the same meaning as "equal to or even more flattering."
So, we can interpret the sentence as follows: Although Roosevelt was flattered to become a Nobel laureate, he was just as flattered by the ______ of his friends.
So, we're looking for a word that would cause Roosevelt to be flattered, in which case, encomiums is the only word that fits.