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Meanings of plaudits in English

Portuguese
ovação
Catalan
ovació
Spanish
reconocimiento

Enthusiastic approval.

ovação
Synonyms
Examples for "acclaim"
Examples for "acclaim"
1
However, with great artistic acclaim and value comes a surge in commercialization.
The Guardian
2
His work has been receiving critical acclaim both at home and abroad.
BBC
3
As recently as a decade ago, Big Tech enjoyed widespread cultural acclaim.
Wired
4
A film of the book came out in 2003, to similar acclaim.
The Guardian
5
People talk about staggering numbers or the critical acclaim it has gotten.
Ebony
1
The news of this was received in New Spain with general acclamation.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
2
On this issue the vote in the affirmative practically was by acclamation.
One Third Off
3
He is the best-known poet of the country by acclamation-notby criticism.
Poems
4
His Royal Highness was received by the troops with delight and acclamation.
1914
5
This absolutely original composition was received with acclamation, and it deserves it.
The Standard Operaglass / Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fift...
1
There was social eclat in a party, and I wanted my share.
The Son of My Friend
2
He reeled off his speech with the eclat of a wet firework.
The Guardian
3
But they give eclat to the house, and eclat is money.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
4
Then the uniform imperial grace and eclat of the city was a new experience.
Winter Sunshine
5
Vogotzine, doubtless, wished to show himself in all the eclat of his majestic appetite.
Prince Zilah — Volume 2
1
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
3
But it did seem as though her father's plaudit was like an omen.
The Reality Dysfunction
4
This latest plaudit reaffirms UCD Smurfit School's position among the world's leading business schools.
The Irish Times
5
As a result, he's won plaudits from the media and the public.
Radio NZ
Usage of plaudits in English
1
As a result, he's won plaudits from the media and the public.
Radio NZ
2
He was interrupted with the plaudits of the auditory; and again continued:-
The Felon's Track / History Of The Attempted Outbreak In Ireland...
3
We got plaudits on Thursday but now we have to answer questions.
The Guardian
4
Hope said she wished the handlers got more plaudits of their own.
The Guardian
5
Bjoergen received plenty of plaudits from her competitors following her historic achievement.
Reuters
6
The whole Circus was trembling from plaudits and the roar of people.
Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
7
He wins plaudits from Republicans and Democrats alike for his work here.
Reuters
8
The plaudits extended to his coach and captain in the press conference.
News.com.au
9
Never have the hands of a Christian done thee honor with plaudits.
Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
10
The imaginative clothing she designs has won her fresh plaudits and markets.
The Irish Times
11
He never heard his plaudits sounded without a curse in his heart.
The Glory of the Conquered: The Story of a Great Love
12
A thunder of plaudits and cheers greeted his arrival on the ground.
The Duchess of Berry and the Court of Charles X
13
The Colonel bowed and smiled with very pleasant good-nature at our plaudits.
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
14
The plaudits of an admiring world will hail you wherever you go.
The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 3
15
He smiled broadly as he bowed to the plaudits of his men.
Steve Yeager
16
Jason Byrne took the plaudits with his first hat-trick of the campaign.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common