saluted
Pronunciation: [səˈluːtɪd]
Word
Context: "greeting"
(verb) to show respect or honor to someone by raising your hand to your forehead or another gesture. It’s like when soldiers say hello to their leader in a special way.
Example
The soldiers saluted their captain as she walked by.
Example
The soldiers did not salute the officer, which is considered disrespectful.
Example
Did you see the soldiers salute when the general arrived?
Context: "acknowledgment"
(verb) to show that you recognize or respect someone or something, not just by gesture but also by speaking or showing appreciation. It’s when you say 'hello' or 'thank you' to someone important.
Example
During the ceremony, the audience saluted the new award winners with applause.
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The audience didn't salute the speaker, which made him feel unappreciated.
Example
How did the crowd salute the athletes after their victory?
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