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extol
/ ɪˈəʊ /
verb
(tr) to praise lavishly; exalt
Other Word Forms
- extoller noun
- extollingly adverb
- extolment noun
- extollment noun
- superextol verb (used with object)
- superextoll verb (used with object)
- ˈٴDZ noun
- ˈٴDZԳ noun
- ˈٴDZԲ adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of extol1
Example Sentences
Woven throughout this prelude and the rest of the film is footage from Hernandez’s father’s archives; spots on local Texas public access television and new-age health videos extolling the properties of vitamins or infrared-beaming glasses.
The ceremony proceeded with the usual traditions: student musical performances, an array of speakers extolling the graduates, the calling of names.
Anima extols all of the hidden depth and pain beneath the pop, but it’s impossible to tell what Tesfaye and Shults are trying to get at here.
Executives at Netflix, long on the leading edge of providing niche offerings to fit every consumer’s taste, now extol the virtues of the mass audience viewing experience now that it carries NFL games.
“The last thing we need is a welcome mat for people who extol criminals and terrorists,” Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau said on X.
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