claque (Meaning)
Wordnet
claque (n)
a group of followers hired to applaud at a performance
Webster
claque (n.)
A collection of persons employed to applaud at a theatrical exhibition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of claque
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claque Sentence Examples
- The theater's claque was strategically placed to applaud and boost the morale of the actors.
- Despite the mediocre performance, the claque ensured the applause was thunderous.
- The political rally employed a claque to create an atmosphere of enthusiasm and support.
- The singer's claque cheered loudly, creating an illusion of widespread admiration.
- The restaurant hired a claque to enhance its reputation by simulating a bustling atmosphere.
- The claque's coordinated applause gave the illusion of unanimous approval for the speaker's ideas.
- The claque's enthusiasm influenced the audience's perception of the magician's tricks.
- The claque's synchronized applause resonated through the concert hall, uplifting the performers.
- Critics accused the performer of relying on a claque to artificially inflate his popularity.
- The opera house discreetly arranged for a claque to ensure a favorable reception for the new production.
FAQs About the word claque
a group of followers hired to applaud at a performanceA collection of persons employed to applaud at a theatrical exhibition.
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The theater's claque was strategically placed to applaud and boost the morale of the actors.
Despite the mediocre performance, the claque ensured the applause was thunderous.
The political rally employed a claque to create an atmosphere of enthusiasm and support.
The singer's claque cheered loudly, creating an illusion of widespread admiration.
