The phrase "appreciative words" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to expressions of gratitude or acknowledgment towards someone for their actions or contributions.
Example: "She always has appreciative words for her colleagues, recognizing their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "words of gratitude" or "expressions of appreciation."
Cameron in a few appropriate and appreciative words.
The statement by Mr. Trump, although couched in appreciative words for Mr. Xi, surprised and annoyed analysts in Beijing.
The five love languages we will use are physical touch, appreciative words, quality time, presents and acts of service.
Also, it can dilute the meaningfulness of your appreciative words when someone accomplishes something absolutely stellar.
AJE the antidote-provider earned praise in high places, from for instance Hillary Clinton and John McCain, whose appreciative words from those days were inevitably re-quoted this week in Al Jazeera advertisements.
Now he deserves an appreciative word.
Stadlen wants a much more appreciative word "to honour intelligent motherly concern", and the vivid quotes from mothers help her supply it.
But it made him a giant.Charles de Gaulle summoned him in 1945, after giving him the Croix de Guerre for a brave, clandestine war, to have an appreciative word; Abbé Pierre lectured him on the lack of milk for babies.
The former artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe, who has won multiple Tony Awards and is in line to play the title role in Steven Spielberg's film adaptation of Roald Dahl classic The BFG, said that he is "very appreciative of words and speaking" because he couldn't for so long.
While we are so appreciative of their kind words, it can be embarrassing and we don't always know how to respond.
Immensely moved and appreciative, I mouthed the words: "THANK YOU" to Arayla, who caught my eye, nodding back to me with a grateful look of loving relief on her face.
