applaud
/əˈplɔd/
verb
- To show approval or praise by clapping your hands together.
- Everyone in the theater began to applaud when the singer finished her song.
- The audience stood up to applaud the performers after the show.
- We applauded loudly to show our appreciation for the speaker's inspiring words.
- To express strong approval or praise for someone or something, not necessarily by clapping.
- Many people applaud the city's decision to plant more trees in the park.
- The community applauded the firefighters for their bravery during the storm.
- I applaud your efforts to learn a new language while working full-time.