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Meanings of kudos in English
Synonyms
Examples for "praise"
Examples for "praise"
1
People of Ireland, let us come together today to praise Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.
2
Saying our government is better than the Syndics' isn't exactly high praise.
3
The converts were loud in his praise; the unbelievers silent and thoughtful.
4
Politicians are quick to praise the role of higher education in Ireland.
5
His lavish but ironic praise of Han Feng is a good example.
1
If your answer was no, congratulations; you probably don't use a wheelchair.
2
I'll just say congratulations and wish you all the best of luck.
3
If you're reading this, congratulations on finding yourself a working energy source.
4
If you're wearing a blue shirt, congratulations, you're its new best friend.
5
To these consultancy organizations, I only want to say one thing: congratulations.
1
The passion for free climbing fully bled here at last, from this place and the people and the very stone that congregated this intense extolment.
Usage of kudos in English
1
However, it's one of his young fans who deserves some kudos, here.
2
Evidently useful, but not something that earns much kudos in modern society.
3
Gary Kemp, you feel, would particularly love the kudos of a hit.
4
If you can do that and still remain friends, kudos to you.
5
For Panesar, it represented further kudos to his return to the side.
6
But kudos to Cooperman for standing up and being a thought leader.
7
No 'kudos' to be got out of it in case of success.
8
The promise of shock therapy may give Italy kudos in Europe.
9
There are endless events promising us greater running kudos and sense of achievement.
10
As the new royal escapee on the block, his kudos is currently high.
11
The B3's simple but effective Velcro straps garnered kudos as well.
12
But whatever it is you have done today, kudos to you.
13
The Irish Times also warrants kudos for sponsoring this humanitarian feature.
14
Bowen deserves kudos for her recreation of early 20th-century New York
15
You've received every kind of international kudos a scientist can attain.
16
Both Clinton and Sanders offered social media kudos to their almost-rival.
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Translations for kudos
Kudos through the time
Kudos across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare