Synonym: applaud, approve. Similar words: claim, proclaim, clairvoyant, AIMS, aim for, raiment, explain, complaint. Meaning: [ə'kleɪm] 
n. enthusiastic approval. v. 1. praise vociferously 2. clap one's hands or shout after performances to indicate approval.
n. enthusiastic approval. v. 1. praise vociferously 2. clap one's hands or shout after performances to indicate approval. 
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1. He deserves the acclaim he has received.
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3. The performance received considerable acclaim.
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