acclamation

/,æklə'meiʃn/
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acclamation

The author received a standing ovation and loud acclamation from the audience.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Enthusiastic approval expressed by loud applause or shouting: "Acclamation" refers to a strong, vocal, and public show of praise or agreement, often from a group.
Usage

"Acclamation" is used to describe a situation where a decision is approved or a person is praised not by a formal vote, but by the loud, enthusiastic voices or applause of a crowd. It implies unanimous and vocal support.

Examples
  • Noun:
    • The proposal was passed by acclamation, with no dissenting voices heard.
    • The actor received thunderous acclamation from the audience after his performance.
    • The new leader was elected by acclamation, a clear sign of popular support.
Advanced Usage
  • "By acclamation": This is a common formal phrase meaning a decision is made based on the loud, approving response of a group, without a formal ballot or count.
    • The resolution was adopted by acclamation.
  • "A chorus of acclamation": A literary way to describe many people praising something/someone at once.
    • Her speech was met with a chorus of acclamation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Acclaim (verb/noun): To praise enthusiastically and publicly / enthusiastic public praise.
    • The film was critically acclaimed. (verb)
    • She won international acclaim for her discovery. (noun)
  • Acclamatory (adjective): Expressing strong praise or approval.
    • The acclamatory cheers filled the stadium.
Synonyms
  • Applause: Clapping as a sign of approval or praise.
  • Plaudits: Enthusiastic approval, often expressed publicly.
  • Ovation: A sustained and enthusiastic show of approval from an audience, especially by clapping.
  • Cheers: Shouts of encouragement, approval, or congratulation.
Antonyms
  • Booing: Shouting "boo" to show disapproval.
  • Censure: Strong criticism or disapproval.
  • Condemnation: The expression of very strong disapproval.
Related Idioms/Phrases
  • To carry/be carried by acclamation: To be approved or elected by the loud, approving shouts of a group, signifying unanimous consent.
    • The motion to honor the founder was carried by acclamation.
acclamation

The author received a standing ovation and loud acclamation from the audience.

Noun
  1. enthusiastic approval
    • the book met with modest acclaim
    • he acknowledged the plaudits of the crowd
    • they gave him more eclat than he really deserved

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