plaudit(s) (Meaning)

plaudit(s)

applause, an act or round of applause, enthusiastic approval

The actress received thunderous plaudits from the audience for her mesmerizing performance.
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery earned him international plaudits and recognition for his brilliance.
The author's captivating prose garnered plaudits from critics, praising the work's depth and originality.
The orchestra's enchanting rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No.
9 met with rousing plaudits from the enthralled audience.
The politician's eloquent speech elicited plaudits from both sides of the aisle, acknowledging the power and sincerity of his words.
The volunteer's tireless efforts to support the community received heartfelt plaudits, recognizing their unwavering dedication.
The muralist's vivid and evocative artwork drew plaudits from art enthusiasts, celebrating the artist's extraordinary talent.
The teacher's innovative and engaging teaching methods earned plaudits from students and parents alike, acknowledging their transformative impact on learning.
The chef's culinary masterpiece received plaudits from food critics, praising the exquisite flavors and masterful execution of the dish.

applause, an act or round of applause, enthusiastic approval

cheering, praise,applause, acclamation, accolade, commendation, ovation, cheer, clapping, rave(s)

raspberry, smirk, whistle, hiss, booing, sneer,hissing, snigger, hoot, jeer

The actress received thunderous plaudits from the audience for her mesmerizing performance.

The scientist's groundbreaking discovery earned him international plaudits and recognition for his brilliance.

The author's captivating prose garnered plaudits from critics, praising the work's depth and originality.

The orchestra's enchanting rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No.