accolade
Meaning: high praise, special distinction
Usage: Everyone offered accolades to Sam after he won the Nobel Prize.
Meaning: high praise, special distinction
Usage: Everyone offered accolades to Sam after he won the Nobel Prize.
Meaning: honor, acclaim
Usage: The young writer earned international renown by winning the Pulitzer Prize.
Meaning: a notice of approval or recognition
Usage: Jared received a commendation from Linda, his supervisor, for his stellar performance.
Meaning: enthusiastic approval, applause
Usage: The controversial new film received plaudits from even the harshest critics.
Meaning: expressing admiration or praise
Usage: Such laudatory comments are unusual from someone who is usually so reserved in his opinions.
Meaning: a formal expression of high praise
Usage: The principal delivered an encomium praising the student’s courage and kindness.