Acclaim and Status

Acclaim

Acclaim noun - Public acknowledgment or admiration for an achievement.

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Status and acclaim are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Status" instead a noun "Acclaim".

Nearby Words: acclaimed, acclaiming

Status noun - Position with regard to conditions and circumstances.

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Acclaim and status are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acclaim" instead a noun "Status".

Nearby Word: state

good	good acclaim	good status
high	high acclaim	high status
equal	equal acclaim	equal status
similar	similar acclaim	similar status
Other adjectives: critical, great, social, new, major, general, political, former, minor, financial.

This trope refers to that state of mind in a hero, an anti-hero, or possibly a villain, in which he reflects on how he is not worthy of the adulation or acclaim or status he has received.

Source: Be All My Sins Remembered
During the course of the novel Atticus defends a black man, Tom Robinson, who is falsely accused of rape.Despite (or possibly because of) its near-universal acclaim and status as a classic, this was the only book Harper Lee ever published during the 20th century.

Source: Literature / To Kill a Mockingbird
Moore's re-imagined Battlestar Galactica (2003), for which she garnered critical acclaim and achieved status as a science-fiction icon.Tropes Ms.

Source: Creator / Tricia Helfer

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