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What is another word for prolonged applause?

Here are some words you could use to describe prolonged applause, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Sustained applause: This emphasizes the continuous nature of the applause.

* Protracted applause: Similar to sustained, but implies a longer duration.

* Thunderous applause: This highlights the volume and intensity of the applause.

* Standing ovation: This indicates that the audience has risen to their feet to applaud.

Informal:

* Rousing applause: This suggests enthusiasm and excitement.

* Deafening applause: This emphasizes the loudness and intensity of the applause.

* A standing ovation: This emphasizes the audience's respect and admiration.

* A round of applause: This refers to a single period of clapping, but can be used to describe prolonged applause if you use a modifier like "long" or "extended".

Figurative:

* A wave of applause: This creates a sense of movement and energy.

* A crescendo of applause: This suggests that the applause gradually became louder and more intense.

* A chorus of applause: This highlights the unity and enthusiasm of the audience.

The best word will depend on the specific context and the emotion you want to convey.

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