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An expression of enthusiastic approval or praise, often loud and public.
The new policy received widespread acclamation from the community.
The politician's speech was met with thunderous acclamation from the crowd.
Acclamation can be used to describe a positive reaction to someone's achievement or performance.
Acclamation is often used to describe a positive reaction to someone's achievement or performance, so use it in contexts where someone is being praised or celebrated.
Acclamation is often used with verbs like 'receive', 'meet', or 'greet', e.g. 'The new policy received widespread acclamation'.
From Latin 'acclamatio', from 'acclamare', meaning 'to shout in approval'.
Acclamation is often used in formal or public contexts to describe a positive reaction to someone's achievement or performance.