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SAt vocab 19

Mrs. Hahn RWS

TermDefinitionSentences
acclaim to express strong approval or praise; hail The writer won acclaim for multiple works of fiction.
adulate to praise or flatter too greatly; fawn over My sister's boyfriend adulates over her long, curly hair.
esteem to value highly; to have great regard for Lily holds her vocal coach in high esteem.
eulogize to praise, as in a eulogy; to say good things about The memorials in the town eulogize the heroes of the Civil War.
laud to praise; extol The Academy Awards Committee lauds praise on the best performers of the year.
panegyrize to praise a person or event in a formal speech or in writing. I panegyrized my favorite author in a paper I wrote for my English class.
revere to regard highly with love an respect I revered my Pepa throughout my childhood.
venerate to honor or show respect for age or tradition The 1950's painting was venerated by artists and the general public alike.
extol to praise highly; laud The teacher wanted to extol the students who got an A on their test.
exalt to praise or glorify; to lift up in status, dignity, power The workers exaulted their boss when they received a bonus day off from work.
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