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Common collocations with applause in American Collocation

applause noun uncountable

US /əˈplɔz/

enthusiastic

enthusiastic
generous
great
huge
loud
rapturous
spontaneous
thunderous
tremendous
tumultuous
warm
wild

Adrian walked onstage, to rapturous applause.

not enthusiastic

muted
polite

They left the stage a few songs later to muted applause.

lasting a long time

prolonged
sustained

We all erupted into sustained applause.

get applause

draw
earn
get
receive
win

The author received sustained applause.

deserve applause

deserve
earn

They were so good to watch and well deserved the applause.

give applause

break into
burst into
give

Some songs were given rapturous applause.

react to applause

accept
acknowledge

One player hurried off the stage without waiting to acknowledge the applause.

start

break out
greet someone/something

Their entrance was greeted by polite applause.

become less

die away
die down
subside

The crowd’s applause died down as the actors took to the stage.