Accolade means strong praise, approval, or special acknowledgment. It can refer to an award or honor conferred by a society. In history, it signifies the ceremonial bestowal of knighthood
Invitation thank you letters are crucial for maintaining good relationships. Expressing gratitude after receiving an invitation fosters goodwill
Praise for exceptional manners, humor, and intelligence. Express admiration for inspiring abilities and strong character. Emphasize kindness and positive impact on others
"Kudos to you" means giving praise or congratulating someone. Word comes from Greek, meaning "praise" or "renown". First recorded in English late 18th century
"Much obliged" shows appreciation for lengths someone went to. "Much appreciated" works well for bosses showing respect. "Thoroughly accepted" works when reviewing work thoroughly. "Welcome" works when appreciating exceptional work quality
Established in 1917 by King George V to honour British Empire's services. Comprises five classes: GBE, KBE/DBE, CBE, OBE, and MBE. Recognizes contributions to arts, sciences, charitable work, and public service