kudos
n. uncountablen. praise or respect that you get for doing something well. You use this when you want to give someone credit for a great job.
n. praise, honour, or acclaim received for an achievement. Derived from Greek and remains singular in formal English despite its plural-looking spelling.
Kudos to the team for finishing the project on time.
She gained a lot of kudos in the industry after her successful marketing campaign went viral.
While the financial rewards were modest, the academic kudos resulting from the publication of his research proved invaluable for his career progression.
Borrowed from Ancient Greek κῦδος (kûdos, “praise, renown”).
Often used in the phrase 'kudos to [someone]'. Although it ends in 's', it is historically singular and remains uncountable in formal usage.
He received many kudos for his work.He received much kudos for his work.Kudos is uncountable; learners often treat it as a plural noun because it ends in 's'.