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Meanings of rapturous reception in English

We have no meanings for "rapturous reception" in our records yet.
Usage of rapturous reception in English
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At the end, Solskjaer milked the rapturous reception he was given.
BBC
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A few days later, neither the measures nor their rapturous reception look quite so well-judged.
The Guardian
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Brian Merriman's latest reworking certainly pleased the crowd last night and received a rapturous reception.
The Irish Times
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After its rapturous reception in Britain and America, knives are being sharpened for Slumdog Millionaire.
The Guardian
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As ever, he was greeted by a rapturous reception.
The Irish Times
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The news was met with a rapturous reception on Sunday, but this change comes with caveats.
The South African
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Maybe West Ham's supporters will travel to Wembley to give United's team bus a rapturous reception.
The Guardian
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He envied the skin its rapturous reception, the sparkle of bright eyes its beauty would invoke.
Terry / A Tale of the Hill People
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The album receives a rapturous reception from the journalists and critics, and he seems genuinely humbled.
The Guardian
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It was the rapturous reception rather than the album that did the swinging, to be honest.
The Guardian
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TO an extent, the stock market's rapturous reception of the Guinness Grand Metropolitan merger yesterday was understandable.
The Irish Times
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Team South Africa has returned home from Rio to a rapturous reception and a nation's pride is overflowing.
The South African
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Muamba had walked on to the pitch here to receive a rapturous reception from both sets of fans.
The Irish Times
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She enjoyed a rapturous reception at the airport earlier this afternoon, before embarking on her flight to Atlanta, Georgia.
The South African
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Aucklanders had been missing their orchestra and gave them a rapturous reception to mark their return to the Town Hall.
Radio NZ
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex received a rapturous reception from school children in Melbourne as they continued their royal tour.
BBC
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Rapturous reception across language varieties
United Kingdom
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