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acclaim
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The Impossible Knife of Memory
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At one point in the distant past, it had been a Plymouth Acclaim, but there wasn't much left to shout about.†
p. 65.2 *

acclaim = enthusiastic public praise
It took some arguing, but he finally walked to the garage, leaned the maul against the chopping block, crossed his arms over his chest, and watched as I climbed out of the Acclaim.†
p. 172.6
I grabbed my stuff, staggered out the front door, down the street and into the Acclaim, which smelled more like burning oil than ever.†
p. 212.6

Definitions:

(1) (acclaim)
to praise enthusiastically and publicly -- sometimes choosing without opposition or a formal vote
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)