Ovation and Welcome

Ovation

Ovation noun - Enthusiastic and usually public expression of approval.

Welcome and ovation are semantically related In some cases you can use "Welcome" instead a noun "Ovation".

Welcome

Welcome noun - An expression of goodwill upon meeting.

Ovation and welcome are semantically related in greeting topic. Sometimes you can use "Ovation" instead a noun "Welcome", if it concerns topics such as salute, reception.

Nearby Words: welcoming, welcomed

How words are described

long long ovation long welcome
big big ovation big welcome
huge huge ovation huge welcome

Both words in one sentence

  • Paul Hardcastle's 1985 Vietnam War inspired classic 19 ("none of them received a hero's welcome") drew a cricket themed parody by The Commentators (basically impressionist Rory Bremner) entitled N-N-Nineteen Not Out ("none of them received a standing ovation").
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