Definition of extol - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
enthusiastic praisepraise someone or something enthusiastically
- She extolled the virtues of her new school.
- The teacher extolled the student's efforts in the project.
- Critics extolled the film's innovative storytelling.
Expressions with extol
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speak or write to emphasize advantages and admirable traits
Politicians often extol the virtues of public transport during campaigns.
Origin of extol
Latin, extollere (to raise up)
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- French:vanter, ...
- German:loben, ...
- Italian:esaltare, ...
- Spanish:ensalzar, ...
- Portuguese:elogiar, ...
- Chinese:赞美, ...
- Japanese:称賛する, ...
- Arabic:أَشَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁבֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:восхвалять, ...
- Ukrainian:вихваляти, ...
- Hindi:गुणगान करना, ...
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