Acclamation

usgb/ˌækləˈmeɪʃn/
noun

Loud and enthusiastic approval, typically from a crowd.

She was chosen as the party leader by acclamation.
Visual representation of "acclamation" - loud and enthusiastic approval, typically from a crowd

Often appears as...

  • win by acclamation
  • elected by acclamation
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Enthusiastic Crowds

Used when many people express strong, positive feelings together, usually at events.

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The athlete's stunning performance was met with acclamation from the stadium.
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Noteworthy Praise

Indicates recognition is significant and comes from many, not just one person.

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After the successful mission, the astronaut was welcomed back with acclamation.
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Beyond Clapping

More intense than applause; it may include cheering and shouting.

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The announcement of free tickets was received with loud acclamation.
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