acclamation in Latin
acclamation in Latin is acclāmātiō — acclamation means loud, enthusiastic clapping or shouting to show approval.
acclamation in Latin
acclāmātiō
A shout of approbation, favor, or assent; eager expression of approval; loud applause.
What does "acclamation" mean?
- noun Loud, enthusiastic clapping or shouting to show approval.
- noun The winning of an election because no one else stood against the candidate.
- noun A carving or image on a medal or statue that shows people cheering with joy.
- noun A vote given out loud rather than on paper, usually resulting in near-total support.
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What is "acclamation" in Latin?
"acclamation" in Latin is acclāmātiō. acclamation means: Loud, enthusiastic clapping or shouting to show approval.
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