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Applaud   /əplˈɔd/   Listen
Applaud

verb
(past & past part. applauded; pres. part. applauding)
1.
Clap one's hands or shout after performances to indicate approval.  Synonyms: acclaim, clap, spat.  Antonym: boo.
2.
Express approval of.



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"Applaud" Quotes from Famous Books



... was incomparably better than Miss Burgoyne's; it was a fresh, sympathetic, finely modulated voice that had been uninjured by excessive training or excessive work. Lionel was quite proud of his protegee; unseen, here in the wings, he could applaud as loudly as any; if Nina did not hear, she must have been deaf. And when she came off at the end of the act—or, rather, immediately after the recall, which was as enthusiastic as the soul of actor or actress could desire—there was no ...
— Prince Fortunatus • William Black

... will have enough thrills to applaud you, Weasie dear," said Grace. "It is so nice to have you with us this year. Of course we are going to miss our baby Madaline, and it is a shame we cannot all come to such a lovely summer place, but having you along does compensate. And we are ...
— The Girl Scouts at Sea Crest - The Wig Wag Rescue • Lillian Garis

... the enthusiasm of the Spanish people when it is unanimous, legitimate, and genuine; they go to their churches, take out in procession the Immaculate Virgin, cheer their queen, their prelates, their authorities, their country, applaud their army, which gives them power and greatness, its commander and the generals who lead it, and those who bring back from the war glorious wounds; and not even for its most ferocious enemies does it ...
— Stories by Foreign Authors: Spanish • Various

... to her in silence. They studied her in amazement. But we do not applaud an accusing angel, and they did not applaud Selah, who stood so elegantly fair and tall, a slim figure with earnest dark eyes bent in passionate ...
— The Co-Citizens • Corra Harris

... There were some of his friends, he thought, who might not stand the trial too well. He brushed the thought aside, for he knew that most of the Cavaliers would act as gallantly as the young Puritan before him, and he could not but applaud, even while he wondered at so stiff a constancy in one whom ...
— The Lady of Loyalty House - A Novel • Justin Huntly McCarthy


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