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Meanings of spontaneous applause in English

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Usage of spontaneous applause in English
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They broke into spontaneous applause and cheering - it was an extraordinary moment.
Radio NZ
2
With a gesture he deftly conjured another round of spontaneous applause.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
3
I sat silent for a moment, and then broke out in spontaneous applause.
The mandala of sherlock holmes: the missing years
4
As the veterans marched away, the crowd broke into spontaneous applause.
Radio NZ
5
In parts of Paris it was followed by spontaneous applause.
BBC
6
The audience erupted into spontaneous applause - it's greatly received.
Radio NZ
7
A round of spontaneous applause from the reporters greeted this.
Under the dome: a novel
8
When the families heard that, there was spontaneous applause.
Radio NZ
9
At the end, the prisoners break into spontaneous applause.
The Guardian
10
Bo's remarks brought spontaneous applause from the appreciative audience.
By reason of insanity
11
The rest of the team burst into spontaneous applause.
Paths of glory
12
This they did in spectacular style, prompting spontaneous applause.
Jamaica Observer
13
When Francesca finished the short poem there was a brief silence and then spontaneous applause.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
14
Conrad looked a little embarrassed when spontaneous applause erupted.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
15
This gave the appearance of spontaneous applause and seemed to arouse great enthusiasm for the candidate.
The Life of Abraham Lincoln
16
The Arthur Ashe stadium exploded with spontaneous applause and the huge electronic scoreboard blazed the news.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Spontaneous applause through the time
Spontaneous applause across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common