extolling (Meaning)

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extolling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Extol

The politician extolled the virtues of free market capitalism, claiming it was the best way to create prosperity.
The audience extolled the singer's performance, praising her vocal range and stage presence.
The art critic extolled the beauty of the painting, calling it a masterpiece that transcended time.
The historian extolled the achievements of the ancient civilization, marveling at the ingenuity and creativity of its people.
The scientist extolled the wonders of the universe, expressing awe and reverence for its vastness and complexity.
The teacher extolled the importance of education, emphasizing its power to transform lives and create a better world.
The doctor extolled the virtues of healthy living, urging people to adopt a nutritious diet and engage in regular exercise.
The environmentalist extolled the beauty and importance of nature, calling on people to protect and preserve it for future generations.
The social worker extolled the resilience and strength of the human spirit, celebrating the ability of individuals to overcome adversity and thrive.
The spiritual leader extolled the virtues of compassion, kindness, and forgiveness, calling on people to live in harmony with one another and the world around them.

of Extol

praising, blessing, celebrating, applauding, saluting, exalting, lauding, worshipping,worshiping, hymning

censuring, censuring,blaming, criticizing, blaming, criticizing, reprimanding, rebuking, reprobating, reprehending

The politician extolled the virtues of free market capitalism, claiming it was the best way to create prosperity.

The audience extolled the singer's performance, praising her vocal range and stage presence.

The art critic extolled the beauty of the painting, calling it a masterpiece that transcended time.

The historian extolled the achievements of the ancient civilization, marveling at the ingenuity and creativity of its people.