execrating Antonyms
Strongest:
- sanctioning
- approving
- endorsing
- indorsing
- sanctioning
- blessing
- extolling
- blessing
- praising
- extolling
- exalting
- approving
- indorsing
- endorsing
- exalting
- praising
Strong:
- saluting
- hailing
- glorifying
- honoring
- commending
- commending
- applauding
- lauding
- saluting
- touting
- lauding
- honoring
- touting
- acclaiming
- hailing
- applauding
- sanctifying
- acclaiming
- eulogizing
- sanctifying
- glorifying
- eulogizing
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- blasting
- imprecating
- knocking
- excommunicating
- abominating
- raking
- rebuking
- deprecating
- castigating
- dissing
- cursing
- faulting
- chastising
- belittling
- dispraising
- upbraiding
- vituperating
- admonishing
- reproaching
- hating
- berating
- panning
- ostracizing
- sentencing
- scolding
- reproving
- detesting
- reviling
- chiding
- blacklisting
- loathing
- convicting
- abhorring
- disparaging
- slamming
- dooming
- reprimanding
- reprehending
Meaning of execrating
Webster
execrating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Execrate
execrating Sentence Examples
- The audience execrated the performer for their tasteless act.
- The politician's hateful speech was met with execrations from the crowd.
- The critic execrated the film for its shallow plot and poor acting.
- The teacher execrated the student's behavior and demanded an apology.
- The scientist execrated the study's findings, calling them biased and incomplete.
- The lawyer execrated the opposing counsel for their unethical tactics.
- The historian execrated the government's decision to destroy historical artifacts.
- The animal rights activist execrated the fur industry for its cruelty towards animals.
- The environmentalist execrated the corporation for its disregard for the planet.
- The consumer execrated the company for its deceptive advertising practices.
FAQs About the word execrating
of Execrate
criticizing, condemning, blaming,denouncing, damning, censuring, anathematizing, decrying, reprobating,attacking
sanctioning,approving, endorsing, indorsing, sanctioning, blessing, extolling, blessing, praising, extolling
The audience execrated the performer for their tasteless act.
The politician's hateful speech was met with execrations from the crowd.
The critic execrated the film for its shallow plot and poor acting.
The teacher execrated the student's behavior and demanded an apology.
