sɛ dɛsˈtim French.
success won by reason of merit and critical respect rather than by popularity.
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| —n , pl succès d'estime | |
| success, as of a book, play, etc, based on the appreciation of the critics rather than popular acclaim | |
| [literally: success of esteem] | |
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