Pronunciation: /ˈplɔˌdɪt/
noun a round of applause or enthusiastic praise
A1 The actress received a plaudit for her outstanding performance in the school play.
A2 The team's hard work and dedication earned them a plaudit from their coach.
B1 The author's latest novel has received plaudits from critics and readers alike.
B2 The restaurant's innovative menu has garnered plaudits from food critics around the city.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research has earned her numerous plaudits and awards.
C2 The artist's latest exhibition has received plaudits from art critics and collectors worldwide.
verb None
A1 She plaudits her friend's cooking skills.
A2 The audience plaudits loudly at the end of the performance.
B1 The teacher plaudits the students for their hard work.
B2 The company plaudits its employees for their dedication and commitment.
C1 The critics plaudits the director for his innovative approach to filmmaking.
C2 The Nobel committee plaudits the scientist for his groundbreaking research.
adjective None
A1 The children received plaudit for their excellent behavior during the field trip.
A2 The chef's plaudit dishes were the highlight of the evening.
B1 The author's latest book received plaudit reviews from critics and readers alike.
B2 The team's plaudit performance in the championship game earned them a spot in the finals.
C1 The artist's plaudit work has been displayed in galleries around the world.
C2 The actor's plaudit performance in the play earned him a prestigious award.
adverb None
A1 The audience gave a plaudit to the performers for their excellent show.
A2 The teacher received plaudits from her students for her engaging lessons.
B1 The chef's new dish received plaudits from food critics for its unique flavor.
B2 The company's latest product launch was met with plaudits from industry experts.
C1 The author's latest novel has garnered plaudits from literary critics around the world.
C2 The film director's work has consistently received plaudits for its innovative storytelling.
pronoun None
A1 She received a plaudit for her excellent presentation.
A2 The team's hard work earned them a plaudit from their supervisor.
B1 The artist's latest work has received plaudits from critics and fans alike.
B2 The CEO was pleased to receive plaudits for the company's successful quarter.
C1 The author's novel has garnered plaudits from literary circles around the world.
C2 The actor's performance in the film was so outstanding that he received plaudits from industry veterans.
preposition None
A1 The teacher gave a plaudit to the student for completing their homework on time.
A2 The manager received a plaudit from the CEO for exceeding sales targets.
B1 The team earned plaudits for their excellent performance in the competition.
B2 The author's latest book received plaudits from critics and readers alike.
C1 The artist's work has garnered plaudits from art collectors and galleries around the world.
C2 The film director's latest masterpiece has received plaudits at prestigious film festivals.
conjunction None
A1 She received a plaudit for her hard work in school.
A2 The team's victory was met with plaudits from their fans.
B1 The author's latest book has received plaudits from critics and readers alike.
B2 Despite facing many challenges, the company's innovative approach has earned them plaudits in the industry.
C1 The artist's latest exhibition has garnered plaudits from art enthusiasts around the world.
C2 The film director's work has consistently received plaudits for its originality and storytelling.
interjection None
A1 Plaudit! You did a great job on your homework.
A2 Plaudit for your excellent presentation in class.
B1 Plaudit, that was a fantastic performance in the school play.
B2 Plaudit on your well-written research paper.
C1 Plaudit for your outstanding achievement in the science competition.
C2 Plaudit to the entire team for their hard work and dedication.
article None
A1 The children received a plaudit for their excellent behavior during the school trip.
A2 The team's hard work and dedication earned them a plaudit from their coach.
B1 The artist's latest exhibit received plaudits from critics and art enthusiasts alike.
B2 The author's novel has garnered plaudits for its unique storytelling and character development.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research has earned her numerous plaudits from her peers.
C2 The film director's latest movie has received plaudits from audiences and critics worldwide.
formal The author's latest book received high plaudits from literary critics.
informal Everyone gave a big plaudit to the chef for the delicious meal.
slang The team's performance on the field earned them major plaudits from the fans.
figurative Her innovative approach to problem-solving deserves a plaudit for creativity.
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