acclamation
/ækˈlæm.eɪ.ʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a loud expression of approval or applause, especially one that is spontaneous and enthusiastic
“The crowd’s acclamation for the winner was deafening.”
2. noun
the act of giving or receiving recognition or praise, especially formally or officially
“The acclamation of the new president was a grand ceremony.”
3. noun
a formal vote or declaration of support or approval
“The acclamation of the new leader was unanimous.”
4. verb
to give or receive recognition or praise, especially formally or officially
“The team was acclamated for their outstanding performance.”