acclamation
ˌækləˈmeɪʃən
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Definition of acclamation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
celebrationloud and enthusiastic approval or applause
  • The speaker received acclamation from the audience.
cheering ovation praise
2.
unopposed voteDatedelection without opposition or formal ballotDated
  • She was elected by acclamation as the new chairperson.
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Expressions with acclamation

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agreed by everyone without a vote
The decision was made by acclamation.
choose someone without a formal vote
The committee elected the new chair by acclamation.

Origin of acclamation

Latin, acclamare (to shout at)

Examples of acclamation in a sentence

  • His performance was met with acclamation from the crowd.
  • The board members were chosen by acclamation.
  • His nomination was confirmed by acclamation.

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  1. French:acclamation, ...
  2. German:Beifall, Akklamation, ...
  3. Italian:acclamazione, elezione per acclamazione, ...
  4. Spanish:aclamación, elección por aclamación, ...
  5. Portuguese:aclamação, eleição por aclamação, ...
  6. Chinese:欢呼, 一致推选, ...
  7. Japanese:喝采, 満場一致, ...
  8. Arabic:تَصْفِيق, تزكية, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּשׁוּאוֹת, בְּחִירָה פֶּה אֶחָד, ...
  10. Russian:одобрение, единогласное избрание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оплески, ...
  12. Hindi:करतलध्वनि, ध्वनिमत, ...
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