Another Word For Shout out

Meaning

The phrase "shout out" means to call attention to someone or something, often to give praise, recognition, or an announcement. It’s commonly used in informal contexts, such as social media or public speaking, where someone expresses appreciation or recognition for someone's efforts or achievements.

Synonyms

• Acknowledgment
• Salute
• Tribute
• Mention
• Praise
• Highlight

Antonyms

• Silence
• Ignore
• Overlook
• Dismiss

Etymology

The phrase "shout out" combines the verb "shout," which originates from the Old English "scēotan" meaning to "shed" or "cast" and has evolved to denote loud vocalization, and the preposition "out," which signifies direction or extent. The term gained popularity in the late 20th century, particularly in urban slang, to denote public acknowledgment or praise.

Examples

1. "I want to give a shout out to my teacher for all the support she has given me this year."
2. "The DJ made a special shout out to the local bands performing tonight."
3. "Let me shout out to all the volunteers who helped make this event a success!"
4. "During the meeting, we gave a shout out to the marketing team for their outstanding work on the campaign."