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Often used in the same context:
nominating,
votes,
nomination,
applause,
ayes,
standing ovation,
balloting,
ovation,
candidature,
electors,
ratification,
reappointment,
approbation,
primatial,
delegates,
investiture,
trygve lie,
presbyters,
assent,
elect,
candidacy,
censure,
nominees,
seconder,
praesidium,
obsequies,
synod,
election,
plenipotentiaries,
abstention,
cheers,
inquorate,
benediction,
primus inter pares,
appointor,
denunciation,
proportional representation,
gelasius,
nays,
endorsement,
hemicycle,
general synod,
peroration,
holy synod,
landslide,
parliaments,
senatorship,
plenary,
pro tempore,
coronate,
prince consort,
ululation,
ecosoc,
presidentship,
pontifice,
caucus,
arrogation,
synodical,
clapping,
coronation,
congratulations,
congresses,
acclaim,
reeve,
john xxiii,
rebuke,
slow handclap,
affirmation,
admiration,
shirley chisholm,
suffragan bishop,
invocation,
recognition,
adoration,
legislative assembly,
proclamation,
helpmann,
virtue,
consistory,
headship,
pluralities,
folketing,
speechmaker,
secretariate,
declamation,
disapprobation,
althing,
ex officio,
laureate,
bestowment,
carmelite order,
anointing,
ordination,
appointment,
nem con,
condemnation,
encomia,
secretaryship,
greeting,
very reverend,
orations,
quorum,
acclamations,
plaudits,
rejoicings,
hurrah,
shout,
cheering,
jubilation,
fanfare,
outcry,
rejoicing,
welcome,
cheer,
shouting,
celebration
More general:
approval,
commendation
Synonyms:
acclaim,
eclat,
plaudit,
plaudits
Also try:
— Adjectives for acclamation:
general,
popular,
universal,
public,
loud,
great,
unanimous,
joyful,
enthusiastic,
joyous,
common,
more...
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