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Meanings of plaudit in English

Portuguese
ovação
Catalan
ovació
Spanish
reconocimiento

Enthusiastic approval.

ovação
Usage of plaudit in English
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Other countries which received this plaudit included Switzerland, Costa Rica and Japan.
The Irish Times
2
Every plaudit you read about Michael Morgan this week will be deserved.
The Guardian
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But it did seem as though her father's plaudit was like an omen.
The Reality Dysfunction
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This latest plaudit reaffirms UCD Smurfit School's position among the world's leading business schools.
The Irish Times
5
The UK model attracted both German plaudit and envy.
Reuters
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The plaudit is all the more valid because Molinari will be bashful about accepting it.
The Guardian
7
This sounds like the distant plaudit of posterity.
Literary Character of Men of Genius / Drawn from Their Own Feeli...
8
This performance deserves every plaudit that it got.
Wired
9
And while Brown deserves every plaudit that comes his way, Avery's role is not to be ignored.
Reuters
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For one night in 1993, though, the Colombians looked unbeatable and worthy of every plaudit they received.
The Guardian
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Lord Mountmorres, who joined in the stick part of the general plaudit, exclaimed frequently, What popularity is this!
The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2
12
Stellenbosch family estate Warwick scooped the White Wine of the Year plaudit for The White Lady Chardonnay 2014.
The South African
13
At the conclusion of the address, a general plaudit burst forth from the vast assemblage, which continued some minutes.
Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams / Sixth President ...
14
As a result, he's won plaudits from the media and the public.
Radio NZ
15
He was interrupted with the plaudits of the auditory; and again continued:-
The Felon's Track / History Of The Attempted Outbreak In Ireland...
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We got plaudits on Thursday but now we have to answer questions.
The Guardian
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Plaudit through the time