Bravo and Thanks

Bravo

Bravo noun - A cry of approval as from an audience at the end of great performance.

Thanks and bravo are semantically related in esteem topic. In some cases you can use "Thanks" instead a noun "Bravo", when it comes to topics like praise, cheer, congratulations.

Thanks

Thanks noun - Acknowledgment of having received something good from another.
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Synonyms for Thanks

Bravo and thanks are semantically related in esteem topic. Sometimes you can use "Bravo" instead a noun "Thanks", if it concerns topics such as cheer.

Nearby Words: thank, thankful, thankfully

Both words in one sentence

  • In one episode of Johnny Bravo, Johnny and Suzy entered a competition that (thanks to Johnny) they got 18th place in, when there were only twelve contestants.
  • Series / Kamen Rider Gaim Thanks to Oren and Sid picking fights, Gaim uses Jinba Lemon Arms and beats both Bravo and Sigurd fair and square.
  • Bravo Two Zero, the memoirs of former SAS trooper and Gulf War veteran "Andy McNab" (a pseudonym; he is famous for his face never being visible on camera on the grounds that a lot of people still want to kill him), ended up becoming a severe embarrassment to the British Army thanks to this trope.
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