Acclaim is valid Scrabble Word

Is acclaim a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is acclaim valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for ACCLAIM in dictionary:

VERB:

to shout approval of
praise enthusiastically and publicly
enthusiastic and public praise
applaud, praise
To applaud.
To declare by acclamations.
To shout; as, to acclaim my joy.
To shout applause.
praise vociferously
clap one\'s hands or shout after performances to indicate approval

NOUN:

Acclamation.
enthusiastic approval

Words related to ACCLAIM

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Words that contain ACCLAIM

acclaims14 acclaimed16 acclaimer15 reacclaim15 acclaimers16 acclaiming17 reacclaims16 reacclaimed18 reacclaiming19

How to use ACCLAIM in a sentence

So, forthwith were they wed, with much pomp and circumstance, and so he brought her to his Duchy with great joy and acclaim.
And all the people followed after him, giving him great acclaim.
Then all the knights of Cornwall gave loud acclaim that their knight had borne himself so well in those encounters.
For the fame of Sir Percival was now abroad in all the world, so that Sir Percydes welcomed him with great acclaim.
Ysaye, Kreisler and Mischa Elman have esteemed the acclaim of audiences here as much as Ole Bull and Wieniawski did in earlier days.
When the lamentation ceased, he was appointed king by prompt and general acclaim.
Every man crouched to leap over his fellow, if not by position, at least by acclaim.
With great enthusiasm and public acclaim the resolution was passed that Joseph was a tyrant and a usurper, animated by the hereditary despotism of the Austrian family.
The proclamation was received with loud acclaim, and it was with no little difficulty that MacNair succeeded in quieting the turbulence and restoring order.
For Admiral George Dewey had come home, and Fifth Avenue had the chance to acclaim the victor of Manila Bay.

They rode gaily into camp, and most of the inhabitants of the place were gathered around the store to acclaim their arrival.
He could hear strains of music in religious processions, when the wind was fair, but he missed the acclaim of the populace.
Pearse through his brilliant pages will acclaim his words.
So Hector, whom his host with loud acclaim All praised.
He received a plasta-hand, the best the medical center could supply and a pension for life, forced by the public acclaim for a man who had saved ships and lives.
Concourse on high acclaim his pioneer historic services.
He saw, with a species of fantastic intuition, that the island authorities would actually acclaim them for the tidings they brought.
On these there are few words to add to the acclaim of a century.
The public might praise and acclaim him, but he was essentially a fraud and could never secure his own approval.
Yet later, and as the shadows were beginning to fall to the eastward, he was, almost by common acclaim, called to the chief executive office of the commonwealth.
Yet I am eager to acclaim the wonderful quality of spirit which men of our race display in this war, and to claim it as Christian and God-inspired.
It would be ungrateful and disloyal not to acclaim the main sound heart of our country which this war has revealed.
Final and conclusive victory brought an end to this, and he passed to the presidency amid a general acclaim.
The new Messiah never came with instant wide acclaim.
When the fast chasing cries are in closest tangle, suddenly the hymn pours out its benediction, while the cries have changed to angelic acclaim.
He can put through a gigantic commercial robbery and we will acclaim his nerve and audacity, provided he is on the level with ourselves.
Half the world broke into acclaim over this outpouring of fervid worship.
But it was private acclaim, and not to be found in the newspapers.
Slowly but surely attention gave place to admiration, admiration to enthusiasm, enthusiasm to triumphant acclaim.
The ball is thrown and a net encounters, And away it flies with a loud acclaim.
Tamdoka first reaches the post, and his are the knife and the blanket, By the mighty acclaim of the host and award of the chief and the judges.
The emperor advanced slowly, greeted by the acclaim of more than a million of his people.
The proposition, sustained by such views, was accepted with general acclaim.
The immense crowds in the city formed lines for the passage of the empress, scattered flowers in her path, and greeted her with constant bursts of acclaim.

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