plaudit.
A mark or expression of applause; praise bestowed.
Meaning & usage
A mark or expression of applause; praise bestowed.
The plaudits reverberated thunderously in the auditorium.
An award or commendation; a formal recognition of approval or achievement.
Sofie has been showered in plaudits for her paradigm-shifting discoveries.
Where this word comes from
For earlier plaudite, borrowed from Latin plaudite, second-person plural imperative of plaudere (“to applaud”).
To issue or confer a plaudit upon.
Floris grumpily yammered on about how the actors hardly deserved to be plaudited.
Where this word comes from
For earlier plaudite, borrowed from Latin plaudite, second-person plural imperative of plaudere (“to applaud”).
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