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acclaim

[uh-kleym] / əˈkleɪm /




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Originally released in September 1975, the Floyd’s ninth album had the arduous fate of being released as the follow-up LP to “The Dark Side of the Moon,” the band’s critically acclaimed juggernaut.

From Salon

Trollope's literary agent James Gill said in a statement: It is with great sadness that we learn of the passing of Joanna Trollope, one of our most cherished, acclaimed and widely enjoyed novelists.

From BBC

When you gather six actors from some of this year’s most acclaimed films, a thoughtful discussion about their roles and the craft is to be expected.

From Los Angeles Times

It worked—the record drew critical acclaim and raised his profile considerably.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Sullivan Canyon property—which was the subject of Keaton’s acclaimed book, “The House That Pinterest Built”—was initially put on the market in March 2025 with a much higher asking price of $28.9 million.

From MarketWatch