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Yalesyùh wìhng
Definition
An extraordinary honour, award, or special recognition.
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How it's used
Reserved for formal contexts, this term is rarely used in casual daily conversation. It carries a sense of prestige and is typically associated with professional achievements, awards, or significant recognition from an organization. You will most frequently encounter it in news reports, press releases, or formal speeches.
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It is really impressive that he received this special honour this time.
Do you think he is qualified to receive this special honour?
Related words
Common phrases
repeatedly win special honours
receive a special honour
Common mistake
Avoid using this word to describe everyday compliments or minor achievements, as it sounds overly dramatic and unnatural. It is not a casual way to say someone did a good job.
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Grammar guides
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