win an ovation
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To receive an ovation as a result of a successful performance or achievement.
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- The final piece won her an enthusiastic ovation from the audience.
- His heartfelt speech won a standing ovation that lasted for several minutes.
- The young pianist's debut performance won a thunderous ovation.
- The team's hard-fought victory won a huge ovation from the home crowd.
- It is rare for a first-time director to win such a long ovation at the festival.
- The legendary singer won a spontaneous ovation simply by walking onto the stage.
- Her interpretation of the role won a well-deserved ovation from the critics.
- After the curtain fell, the cast won a three-minute ovation.
- The athlete's courageous finish won a moving ovation from everyone in the stadium.
- I hope our new play will win an ovation on opening night.