extoll (Meaning)

extoll

to praise highly

The poet extols the virtues of courage and loyalty in his epic.
The critics extolled the brilliance of the young pianist's performance.
The politician extolled the benefits of the new tax bill, claiming it would boost the economy.
The religious leader extolled the importance of compassion and love.
The award ceremony was an opportunity to extol the achievements of the past year's winners.
The interviewer extolled the experience and qualifications of the job applicant.
The teacher extolled the power of education to transform lives.
The scientist extolled the potential of a new technology to solve global problems.
The activist extolled the importance of fighting for social justice.
The historian extolled the courage and resilience of the people who fought for freedom.

to praise highly

cite, laud, praise,celebrate, magnify, emblazon, bless, resound,exalt, recommend

censure, criticize, reprehend,blame, admonish, reprobate, reproach, rebuke, chide,reprove

The poet extols the virtues of courage and loyalty in his epic.

The critics extolled the brilliance of the young pianist's performance.

The politician extolled the benefits of the new tax bill, claiming it would boost the economy.

The religious leader extolled the importance of compassion and love.