acclaimed vs globally acclaimed

Both 'acclaimed' and 'globally acclaimed' are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Acclaimed' is more general and can refer to recognition or praise on a local or national level, while 'globally acclaimed' specifically indicates recognition or praise on an international scale.

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acclaimed

The term 'acclaimed' is correct and commonly used in English to indicate recognition or praise.

Use 'acclaimed' to describe something that has received recognition or praise, whether it be in the fields of art, literature, music, or any other area.

Examples:

The movie was acclaimed by critics for its powerful performances.
She is an acclaimed author with several best-selling novels.
The restaurant is acclaimed for its innovative cuisine.

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Actually, it's acclaimed L.A. Attorney Clay Randolph who's quoted.
Hansel Von Getz, Switzerland's acclaimed chef decided to conquer America.
You've become Lina Cavalieri, acclaimed by the whole of Paris, but you're still the girl from Trastevere who believes in fairy tales.
In Rome, when Caesar returned victorious from the multitude acclaimed him in the parades of Triumph, according him the honors of a divinity... he would have a slave beside him whispering into his ear:
The acclaimed director of when Harry met Sally would never do that.
His wife, the acclaimed soprano Angela Panzara, was tragically killed in an automobile accident.
The player was acclaimed by the fans.
The most acclaimed actor of his generation.
Yes. I am starring currently in the acclaimed Broadway revival of Funny Girl.
I would like to emphasise once again that the citizens of the EU are watching with interest to see how we respond to the highly acclaimed Treaty of Lisbon.
Paul Revere was a Renaissance man - a silversmith, an early industrialist, and even a highly acclaimed dentist.
Please, welcome, distinguished businessman, visionary scientist, acclaimed philanthropist and new chairman of development at the Gotham Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Theo Galavan.
You should be in the Royal Palace, acclaimed as the next king.
{\pos(192,230)}Breaking news from acclaimed author Leopold Stotch.
Mr Moscovici, will the Nice Treaty really be welcomed and acclaimed in Warsaw, Prague, Budapest, Tallinn and Ljubljana?
Then suddenly the wind changed and the balloon floated down into the heart of this noble city where I was instantly acclaimed Oz the First Wizard Deluxe!
Acclaimed author and journalist Daniel Greene was found dead in his Douglaston, New York home earlier this morning.
Acclaimed by the world for his titanic figures in marble yet still best known for his frescoes on the ceiling of a chapel in the Vatican.
(Sighs) Let's rewind again. Narrator: ...Most acclaimed actor of his generation.
That is why his films are now internationally acclaimed.

Alternatives:

praised
commended
celebrated
lauded
recognized

globally acclaimed

'Globally acclaimed' is also correct and is used to specifically highlight recognition or praise on an international level.

Use 'globally acclaimed' when you want to emphasize that something has received praise or recognition worldwide.