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accolade
noun as in strong praise, recognition of achievement
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
“All of the marketing and all of the social media and all of the accolades, they’ll all fall away. The thing that will endure is the work itself.”
But she branded and marketed it with gusto, spawning media accolades, celebrity acolytes, controversy — and a recent federal conviction for forced-labor conspiracy.
Despite critical accolades and, in the case of “Voice,” a record standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, none of these submissions were able to secure major distributors in the U.S.
"Ending as the number one has been an important goal for me since halfway through the year," said Alcaraz, who previously claimed the accolade in 2022.
Goalkeepers Earps and Hampton have both hit the heights of the game, earning top individual accolades, as well as winning European titles with England and Wiegman.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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