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Meanings of acclaim in English
Portuguese
bater palmas Spanish
aplaudir Synonyms
Examples for "plaudits"
Examples for "plaudits"
1
As a result, he's won plaudits from the media and the public.
2
He was interrupted with the plaudits of the auditory; and again continued:-
3
We got plaudits on Thursday but now we have to answer questions.
4
Hope said she wished the handlers got more plaudits of their own.
5
Bjoergen received plenty of plaudits from her competitors following her historic achievement.
1
The news of this was received in New Spain with general acclamation.
2
On this issue the vote in the affirmative practically was by acclamation.
3
He is the best-known poet of the country by acclamation-notby criticism.
4
His Royal Highness was received by the troops with delight and acclamation.
5
This absolutely original composition was received with acclamation, and it deserves it.
1
There was social eclat in a party, and I wanted my share.
2
He reeled off his speech with the eclat of a wet firework.
3
But they give eclat to the house, and eclat is money.
4
Then the uniform imperial grace and eclat of the city was a new experience.
5
Vogotzine, doubtless, wished to show himself in all the eclat of his majestic appetite.
1
Other countries which received this plaudit included Switzerland, Costa Rica and Japan.
2
Every plaudit you read about Michael Morgan this week will be deserved.
3
But it did seem as though her father's plaudit was like an omen.
4
This latest plaudit reaffirms UCD Smurfit School's position among the world's leading business schools.
5
As a result, he's won plaudits from the media and the public.
Usage of acclaim in English
1
However, with great artistic acclaim and value comes a surge in commercialization.
2
His work has been receiving critical acclaim both at home and abroad.
3
As recently as a decade ago, Big Tech enjoyed widespread cultural acclaim.
4
A film of the book came out in 2003, to similar acclaim.
5
People talk about staggering numbers or the critical acclaim it has gotten.
6
It was received, quite rightly, with full-throated acclaim by its Newcastle audience.
7
Her appearance on the conference stage on Tuesday has received universal acclaim.
8
Unfortunately for Cyrus she possesses none of the critical acclaim O'Connor does.
9
While the novels brought Schonstein certain acclaim, they are not her passion.
10
Glittering gems are just one of the reasons for David Beckham's acclaim.
11
By universal acclaim the fair belong to the brave, strong, and victorious.
12
The statistical average is the greatest invention to have eluded popular acclaim.
13
Brian, now 67, continues to perform around the world to great acclaim.
14
Normally, the holder of this high office is elected by universal acclaim.
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It's no surprise that platforms globally receive our art with much acclaim.
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Silva was equally impressive, also identified for special acclaim from his manager.
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Acclaim across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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