Acclaim
Acclaim verb - To declare enthusiastic approval of.
Keep and acclaim are semantically related In some cases you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Acclaim".
Nearby Words: acclaimed, acclaiming
How words are described
| good | good acclaim | good keep |
| proper | proper acclaim | proper keep |
| small | small acclaim | small keep |
| massive | massive acclaim | massive keep |
| Other adjectives: extreme, great, huge, major, surprising. | ||
Common collocations
| attention | acclaim attention | keep attention |
Both words in one sentence
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: Despite acclaim from fellow authors like Neil Gaiman, comedian Bill Hader, and several awards Lafferty tends to fall out of publication from time to time.
Source: Creator / R. A. Lafferty - However, both companies have met great acclaim for helping keep old films alive, especially silents.
Source: Dueling Products - Age of Empires, despite critical acclaim and decent sales, found itself the victim of the shift to consoles and the final entries did not sell enough to keep Ensemble Studios afloat.
Source: Dueling Works / Games
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