kudos

/'kju:dɔs/
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kudos

He received kudos from his colleagues for the successful project.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Praise, honor, or acclaim received for an achievement: "Kudos" refers to the recognition, admiration, or prestige one gains due to a successful action or notable accomplishment. It is uncountable and often used in formal or journalistic contexts.
    • An expression of approval and commendation: It signifies the act of giving praise or credit to someone.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • She received kudos from her boss for completing the project ahead of schedule.
    • The team deserves kudos for their innovative approach to the problem.
    • Kudos to the chef for preparing such a wonderful meal.
Advanced Usage
  • "Kudos to (someone)": A common phrase used to directly give praise to a person or group.
    • Kudos to the volunteers who organized this event.
  • "Earn/deserve/get kudos": Collocations describing how praise is obtained.
    • The new policy has earned the mayor considerable kudos.
Variants and Related Words
  • Acclaim (n.): Enthusiastic and public praise.
    • The film received critical acclaim.
  • Plaudits (n. plural): Strong expressions of praise or approval.
    • The winner accepted the plaudits of the crowd.
Synonyms
  • Praise: Expressing warm approval or admiration.
  • Honor: High respect or esteem.
  • Accolade: An award or privilege granted as a special honor or acknowledgment of merit.
Idioms and Fixed Phrases
  • "Full kudos to...": An emphatic way to give complete credit.
    • Full kudos to the engineering department for making this possible.
kudos

He received kudos from his colleagues for the successful project.

Noun
  1. an expression of approval and commendation
    • he always appreciated praise for his work