Celebratory Vocabulary

noun a loud and enthusiastic approval or praise, typically to welcome or honor someone or something

• The actor received great acclamation for his performance in the play.
• Everyone gave a loud cheer in acclamation of the team's victory.
• The new song got a lot of hype and acclamation from the fans.
• The artist's work was met with acclamation, like a standing ovation for creativity.

noun A day marking the anniversary of a person's birth.

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• The celebration of her birthday was a grand affair with all her friends and family in attendance.
• We're throwing a party for his birthday this weekend, you should come!
• I can't believe it's your birthday already, time flies!
• Reaching a milestone birthday can feel like turning a new chapter in life.

verb to express approval or support by shouting or clapping

adjective showing support or encouragement

• The crowd was cheering loudly as the team scored a goal.
• We were all cheering for our favorite team at the game.
• The fans were hyped and cheering like crazy during the concert.
• Her words of encouragement were like cheering for my soul.

noun a mark stamped on articles of gold, silver, or platinum in Britain, certifying their standard of purity

• The hallmark of a well-written essay is a clear thesis statement.
• Her attention to detail is the hallmark of her work.
• That new track is the hallmark of a banger.
• His humility is the hallmark of true greatness.

noun amusement, especially as expressed in laughter

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• The play was filled with moments of mirth, bringing joy to the audience.
• We shared a lot of mirth and laughter at the party last night.
• The comedian's jokes always bring mirth to the crowd.
• Her eyes sparkled with mirth as she recounted the funny story.

adverb in a state of bursting or being filled to bursting

preposition used to describe something bursting or being filled to bursting

• The flowers were aburst with color in the springtime.
• The party was aburst with energy and excitement.
• The concert was aburst with awesome vibes.
• Her heart was aburst with joy when she received the good news.