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acclaimer

/æklˈeɪmɚ/ noun

One who acclaims.

Word Origin Acclaimer comes from acclaim, which is from Latin ad- 'to' and clamare 'to shout' — so an acclaimer is one who shouts approval. The root clamare gives us claim, clamorous, exclaim (shout out), proclaim (shout forth), and declaim (shout down). The PIE root *kele- 'to call' also produced words like call and council. So an acclaimer is literally a 'shouter toward' someone.

noun One who acclaims. countable

The poet was a great acclaimer of peace and harmony in his verses.

(名词) 欢呼者；喝彩者

这位诗人在他的诗作中大力颂扬和平与和谐。

(sustantivo) aclamador [Una persona que aclama.]

El poeta fue un gran proclamador de la paz y la armonía en sus versos.

(nom) acclameur [Personne qui acclame ou qui loue publiquement quelqu'un ou quelque chose.]

Le poète fut un grand acclaimer de paix et d'harmonie dans ses vers.

(Substantiv) jemand, der etwas oder jemanden mit Begeisterung lobt oder preist

Der Dichter war ein großer **acclaimer** des Friedens und der Harmonie in seinen Versen.

(名詞) 称賛者。喝采を送り、称える人。

その詩人は、彼の作品の中で平和と調和を称える偉大な**称賛者**だった。

(substantivo) aclamador [Aquele que aclama.]

O poeta foi um grande aclamador da paz e da harmonia em seus versos.

Synonyms: praiser applauder cheerleader supporter admirer fan adulator laudator Antonyms: critic detractor disapprouver denouncer
Word parts: ac + claim + er

Related words

acclamation claimant clamorous declamation exclamation proclamation reclamation

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