Definition Synonyms
Definition of accolade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
praiseexpression of approval or praise
- The scientist received accolades for her groundbreaking research.
2.
recognitionspecial acknowledgment or award
- He won the highest accolade in the film industry.
3.
ceremonyDated ceremonial gesture for knighthoodDated
- The king gave the accolade to the new knight.
Origin of accolade
Latin, accolade (embrace, award)
Terms with accolade included in their meaning
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honor
mark of honor or accolade
Examples of accolade in a sentence
The actor's performance won him several accolades. Receiving the accolade boosted her confidence. The accolade was a testament to his hard work. The accolade was performed with great solemnity. During the accolade, the sword lightly touched his shoulders.
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- French:éloge, distinction, ...
- German:Lob, Ehrung, ...
- Italian:riconoscimento, premio, ...
- Spanish:elogio, galardón, ...
- Portuguese:elogio, prêmio, ...
- Chinese:赞誉, 荣誉, ...
- Japanese:称賛, アコレード, ...
- Arabic:إِشَادَة, وِسَام, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁבַח, אוֹת הוֹקָרָה, ...
- Russian:похвала, награда, ...
- Ukrainian:похвала, відзнака, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसा, पुरस्कार, ...
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