Meanings of hail with acclamation in English

The proposition was hailed with acclamation, but who should invent the hieroglyphical costume?

Its appearance was hailed with acclamation; being the Wassail Bowl, so renowned in Christmas festivity.

She found the whole party assembled in the dining-room, and her entrance was hailed with acclamations.

For the Princess it was a triumphant vindication, which was hailed with acclamation throughout the country.

At Paris, the intelligence was hailed with acclamations.

Taking it upon his shoulders, he proceeded to the camp, where his arrival was hailed with acclamation.

Jackson's appearance was not hailed with acclamation.

The idea was hailed with acclamations.

Bowler's proposition was hailed with acclamation.

The bells were rung for joy; the town was illuminated, and Mercer was hailed with acclamations of the people.

The event was hailed with acclamation, and there was much about the new official to increase the hopes already entertained.

Three hundred consecutive performances did not satisfy Paris; and at Berlin and Frankfort, as well as in Italy, it was hailed with acclamation.

As a boy, his Latin verses threw enraptured tutors into paroxysms of praise, while debating societies hailed with acclamation clearly another heaven-born minister.

This Proclamation, promising Freedom to an Enslaved race, was hailed with acclamations everywhere save in the rebellious Southern-Slave States, and in the Border-Slave States.

Transfers of sovereignty are easily made in the East, where independence is little valued, and each new conqueror is hailed with acclamations from millions.