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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acclaimed in" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when describing something or someone that has received high praise or recognition from a particular group or community. Example: The book was acclaimed in literary circles for its unique storytelling style.
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Next morning on a slightly easier pitch, Hutton scored 62 not out, an innings which was widely acclaimed in the press.
He is acclaimed in press reports as Kenmare's chef.
Memling was much acclaimed in his own lifetime.
Selma is not unanimously acclaimed in political circles, however.
His artistic flair was duly acclaimed in the industry.
Roots 2016 has been acclaimed in the US.
But then, high-speed rail is not universally acclaimed in China, either.
They were not maintained in the repertory, though they were acclaimed in their day.
She was immediately acclaimed in Britain while she was still a teenager.
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These are among the country's most critically acclaimed, in-demand wines.
That happens in South Africa as well but, on the other hand, many of their blends are among the country's most critically acclaimed, in-demand wines.
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