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Applause

Applause (Latin applaudere, to strike upon, clap) is primarily a form of ovation or praise expressed by the act of clapping, or striking the palms of the hands together. Audiences usually applaud after a performance, such as a concert, speech or play, as a sign of enjoyment, approval, and praise.

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Protocol and variations

Slow handclaps in film

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Applause

Nodes90
Edges89
Triples61
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022222
Components1

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Applause

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related to history · 11
Applause → AD, Aurelian, However, In Roman, Roman, Romans, The, This, Upper-class, Valete, Varieties
related to External links · 10
Applause → David, Jens Krause, Jolyon Faria, Journal, Mann, May, Richard, Royal Society Interface, Sumpter, The
related to Protocol · 9
Applause → American, It, On, State, The, This, Union Address, United States, Well-recognized
related to Variations · 7
Applause → An, Golf, Likewise, Outright, Similarly, These, Wind
related to At film festivals · 6
Applause → At, Cannes, Festivals, Most, These, Venice
related to In classical music · 5
Applause → During, Indiscriminate, Standing, Usually, Yelling
related to Slow handclaps in film · 3
Applause → After, Another, This
related to In church · 2
Applause → In, This
see also · 1
Applause → AcclamationApplause

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clapping may approval performance audience often usually applaud also ovation used classical music show performances end standing concert however countries

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Cannesinstance ofFestivals0.80text
Venice have become examples of applauseinstance ofFestivals0.80text
and generallyinstance ofFestivals0.80text
their duration is used in the film's publicity material to indicate that the material was approved.VariationsA golf clap is a form of quiet clappinginstance ofFestivals0.80text
so named because it is the preferred form of applause for golfersinstance ofFestivals0.80text
a victory at the Olympic Games or the Miss World competitionsinstance ofThe same technique is used in German-speaking countries to express approval at meetings.In Russian-speaking cultures performance applause can morph into unison/synchronized clap…0.80text
their duration is used in the film's publicity material to indicate that the material was approvedinstance ofFestivals0.80text
Applauserelated to At film festivalsAt0.60section
Applauserelated to At film festivalsThese0.60section
Applauserelated to At film festivalsMost0.60section
Applauserelated to At film festivalsFestivals0.60section
Applauserelated to At film festivalsCannes0.60section

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