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Claque
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a group of people hired to applaud or provide enthusiastic support for a performer or performance
Example
The opera singer paid a claque to applaud vigorously after each aria, enhancing the audience 's perception of her talent.
The restaurant owner discreetly employed a claque to create a lively atmosphere, attracting more customers to the establishment.
The politician relied on a claque to cheer loudly during his speech, giving the impression of widespread support.
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claque
claque
Noun
Example
The opera singer paid a claque to applaud vigorously after each aria, enhancing the audience's perception of her talent.
The restaurant owner discreetly employed a claque to create a lively atmosphere, attracting more customers to the establishment.
The politician relied on a claque to cheer loudly during his speech, giving the impression of widespread support.
The theater hired a claque to ensure a positive response to the play, despite its lackluster performance.
Despite the mediocre talent of the singer, the claque's enthusiastic cheering created the illusion of a successful concert.
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