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acclaim Verb

— If someone or something is acclaimed, they are praised enthusiastically. The group's debut album was immediately acclaimed a hip hop classic.

acclaim Noun

— Acclaim is public praise for someone or something. All this equipment has received international acclaim from the specialist hi-fi press.

acclaim

— verb (= hail) praise vociferously The critics hailed the young pianist as a new Rubinstein — noun (= plaudits, plaudit, eclat) enthusiastic approval the book met with modest acclaim he acknowledged the plaudits of the crowd they gave him more eclat than he really deserved — verb (= clap) clap one's hands or shout after performances to indicate approval

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acclaim English » English

applaud praise acclamation clap approval hail cheer applause laud compliment commendation commend celebrate approbation spat proclaim plaudits plaudit ovation honor herald glorify extol eulogize eclat congratulate cheer for apotheosize admiration utter troll tout sing together sing in unison signalize salvo root rhapsodize rhapsodise rave pleasantness niceness lionize kudo hymn flatter felicitate eulogy ensky endorsement

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Praise

Conjugation acclaim conjugation

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acclaim · verb

Examples acclaim examples

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Simple sentences

Nelson Mandela was one of those rare people who manage to win universal acclaim throughout the world.

Movie subtitles

We have sought to make ourselves worthy. and let acclaim come when it would.
First, because no really sufficient motive has ever been discovered for this crime, and secondly, because you yourself were elected to your present high office mainly through the public acclaim you received through the conviction of your own friend.
We are gathered here tonight to acclaim and wish God's speed to Senator Jefferson Smith.
A number that's won acclaim.
The boat is now drifting along to an extravaganza of light music and acclaim.
For your remarkable persistence in life we have a traditional answer to this public acclaim.
The public is aware of Mr. Gondo's sacrifice. and sympathy has grown. to national acclaim for him.
Therefore, given that. that we may be criticised, we must arrange things. so as not to have criticism, only acclaim and approval.
My new show received critical acclaim.
If you were to perform at the village concert, sir, and receive the acclaim of the masses, Miss Byng could be swept along in its wake.
Then why all this acclaim?
It is I who have won your acclaim!
By universal acclaim. the nation's media have declared Seattle. the coolest place in the known universe.
The greatest thing about writing, besides the validation and acclaim, is knowing that I'm pumping my ideas into the world.
It's simply that my research indicates that not one vehicle or steed of a noted desperado ever received the acclaim of its owner.
To climb inch by inch to respectability. to hear acclaim, to have position. to see all that turning to dust?
The people acclaim you as Doge!
Well, as flattering as all that is I'm afraid I don't do these good works for the acclaim.
To be acknowledged for who and what I am no more, no less not for acclaim, not for approval but the simple truth of that recognition.
There is acclaim in the film world for Kubrick director of Lolita, arriving with Mrs. Kubrick.
Then he started Swann Communications which quickly rose to international acclaim in the '70s as the world's largest producer of satellites.
You haven't completely given up the ghost, but. it's been years and years, and your work hasn't achieved any real acclaim.
I don't care about acclaim, just as long as I get to keep working.
By 1974, Ilya Salkind and his father, Alexander had enjoyed acclaim producing films like their star-studded remake of The Three Musketeers and it's equally popular sequel.
But none of that acclaim means anything Compared to the joy of seeing the sun rise Over your first building.
AVON: We are looking for conclusions, not critical acclaim.
I've played that role before to some critical acclaim.
Besides the validation and acclaim.
I want them to drool with awe. to acclaim you, for I would see you happy.
But still we're not about the acclaim.
Leary's book won acclaim from the American psychology association and spawned many follow-up studies.
Next year, when you finish your book, it will be greated with great critical acclaim by all my newspapers. And don't forget!
That way, Darkplace will finally get the critical acclaim it deserves.
By popular acclaim, I shall name Lucius Vorenus a Senator of Rome.
By augury, by triumph, by acclaim of the people.
But none of that acclaim means anything Compared to the joy seeing the sun rise Over your first building.
Won't pain in heart but will definitely pain in head, watching to this movie, this film will get critical acclaim, and also awards, but tell you what, this film is flop!

News and current affairs

And imagine the acclaim for the heroes who had saved so many children.
That wins them media acclaim.
We acclaim them when they win.
One can hope that, as Asian-Americans continue to break barriers in other arenas - they remain under-represented among corporate CEOs, for example - these rising superstars will be greeted with similar acclaim.
While hard-hitting professional news and programs like Al Itijah al Mu'akess provided viewers with unique television, it took major world conflicts to bring Al Jazeera acclaim.
Part of Lugovoi's acclaim is derived from the fact that the list of unspeakable crimes committed by the late Alexander Litvinenko in the course of his brief life is growing longer in Russian media reports with every passing day.
His human qualities, as much as his talent and technical feats on the field, counted equally in establishing his popular acclaim.
A Touch of Sin has been shown to great acclaim all over the world, but not in China.
Can one imagine the New York Philharmonic, which performed to great acclaim in Pyongyang, entertaining Stalin or Hitler?
President Jacques Chirac of France has the support of his people, but he also has an agenda that appears to be concerned as much with French grandeur as with mere popular acclaim.
If they can do it to popular acclaim, others can, too.
Morsi's timing was remarkable: the day after winning international acclaim for his successful efforts to broker a truce in Gaza, he staged a frontal assault on Egypt's nascent democracy.

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