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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Thunderous ovation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a loud and enthusiastic applause or praise, typically in response to a performance or speech. Example: "After the final act, the audience erupted into a thunderous ovation, showing their appreciation for the incredible performance."
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Another thunderous ovation.
She received a thunderous ovation.
He received a thunderous ovation.
The spirited performance drew a thunderous ovation.
He then left the game to another thunderous ovation.
The Camden Yards crowd greeted Johnson with a thunderous ovation.
Williams trotting out to a deserved thunderous ovation.
A thunderous ovation followed, but the cameras may have panned away a few seconds early.
He left the floor to a thunderous ovation in the fourth quarter.
The House Republicans gave him a thunderous ovation at a recent closed-door caucus.
He entered the Orlando Arena to a thunderous ovation from the crowd.
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