ovations in English

noun

1

a sustained and enthusiastic show of appreciation from an audience, especially by means of applause.

the performance received a thundering ovation

synonyms: round of applause, applause, hand-clapping, clapping, cheering, cheers, bravos, acclaim, acclamation, tribute, standing ovation, (big) hand

2

a processional entrance into Rome by a victorious commander, of lesser honor than a triumph.

noun

• round of applause, applause, hand-clapping, clapping, cheering, cheers, bravos, acclaim, acclamation, tribute, standing ovation, (big) hand
• standing ovation

Use "ovations" in a sentence

1. With standing ovations.

2. Outspoken speeches were given which received spontaneous standing ovations.

3. 18 Outspoken speeches were given which received spontaneous standing ovations.

4. His performances have repeatedly earned him standing ovations and high praise from the judges.

5. Synonyms for Acclaims include applauses, praises, approvals, kudos, ovations, tributes, acclamations, accolades, approbations and commendations

6. Yet the standing ovations and hand-wringing subservience she generates would make you think she'd cured cancer.

7. Hugh had built up a following of excitable groupies and the ovations throughout were like the last night of Seinfeld.

8. Stormy Applause from a small crowd indoors ⚠ Applause in a small room ⚠ Applause in the concert hall ⚠ Cheering a small crowd indoors ⚠ Ovations of a small crowd ⚠ Bravo screams, Ovation in a small room ⚠ Clap in unison at the theater ⚠ Ovations of a small crowd indoors ⚠ Stormy Applause ⚠ Children and adolescents, Ovation of

9. The Bandbox would also play some of the great silent films to live improvised piano accompaniment by Paul Garabedian, a great local musician who would get standing ovations for his performances there