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Accolade

Accolade | Accolades

Accolade meaning

An expression of approval; praise. | A special acknowledgment; an award. | An embrace of greeting or salutation.

Synonyms of Accolade

Example sentences (20)

A parish council in Swindon has received the highest accolade possible in a council award scheme.

A well-known Cumnock shopkeeper has received another accolade for her tremendous work in the community.

A win at the annual World Travel Awards is widely considered to be the ultimate travel and tourism industry accolade.

Caroline, 39, was presented with the accolade by the Lord Mayor of The City of London, Michael Mainelli, who raced from a meeting with King Charles and the president of South Korea to attend the event!

City of Sanctuary granted the accolade after assessing the partnership's activities to provide "safe, welcoming and accessible" healthcare for refugees and asylum seekers.

Despite the loss, the 22-year-old had an incredible season, finishing top of the ladder after the home and away season, conceding the least goals in the competition and achieving a personal accolade.

East Morton CE Primary School has earned a Healthy Minds Chartermark gold award, and Cullingworth Village Primary has achieved the silver accolade.

For the long run, Accolade is targeting to achieve a +20% revenue CAGR and record a top line of $1 billion in FY 2029.

From there, he picked up one accolade after another.

Glenapp Castle, a 21-bedroom hotel at Ballantrae near Girvan in Ayrshire, said it was “delighted” to announce that it had been awarded the “Hotel of the Year” accolade by PoB Hotels, the luxury hotel marketing group.

He has scored more than 15,000 runs and has the accolade of being one of six male cricketers to have scored a century in all three formats of the game for Kent.

He received the accolade at the club's AGM on June 10.

He said “the Central government deserves an accolade for holding this mega event on this land of great gurus, saints and seers”.

IRFU Performance Director David Nucifora told reporters: “We’d be ecstatic if Andy was named coach of the Lions so hopefully that accolade is the next one for him and we’d be more than comfortable with how to deal with it.

It was the latest accolade for the small island airport - the only runway in the world where scheduled flights land on a tidal beach.

Jackson’s winning time, like her 100m performance a few days earlier, had set a World Leading mark, before American Gabby Thomas erased the accolade at the US Trials with 21.60 seconds.

Julie Ashfield, managing director of buying at Aldi UK, said: “We are extremely proud to have received the highest possible accolade for our own brand spirits.

Keegan said she was “never comfortable” with the accolade.

Last season took this accolade for the Reds with a top speed of 36.53 km/h, and in the season before was fastest with 36.6 km/h.

Mattie’s principal, Mark Henry said the accolade was a fully deserving one for the young Irvinestown player.