kudos

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kudos
n. glory, praise, honor
 
kudo
n. glory, praise, credit, acclaim, laudation; expression of praise, statement of acclaim, accolade (often used in its plural form: kudos)

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Kudos
Kudos (from the ) is or for exceptional achievement.

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Kudos (computer program)
Kudos is a career planning  computer program used mostly in schools for young people deciding on their career choices and what qualifications they may need for particular career paths. It is designed primarily for use in the United Kingdom, and is used by public and government-operated schools. It is aimed at students aged 13–20 years. The Kudos software is available online formats. It is one of a range of career resources produced by CASCAiD, a Loughborough University company.

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kudos

Noun
1. an expression of approval and commendation; "he always appreciated praise for his work"
(synonym) praise, congratulations
(hypernym) approval, commendation
(hyponym) superlative


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Kudos
(v. t.)
To praise; to extol; to glorify.
  
 
(n.)
Glory; fame; renown; praise.
  

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kudos
Synonyms and related words:
acclaim, acclamation, accolade, adulation, apotheosis, applause, award, badge, bays, bepraisement, celebrity, character, citation, congratulation, decoration, deification, dignity, distinction, eclat, eloge, encomium, eulogium, eulogy, exaltation, excessive praise, face, fame, famousness, figure, flattery, glorification, glory, hero worship, high place, homage, hommage, honor, honorable mention, idolatry, idolizing, illustriousness, laud, laudation, laurels, lionizing, magnification, meed of praise, mention, name, notoriety, notoriousness, overpraise, paean, panegyric, plaudits, popularity, position, praise, preeminence, prestige, prominence, publicity, rank, reclame, recognition, renown, report, reputation, repute, standing, station, stature, status, the bubble reputation, tribute, vogue
  

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