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Ms G Vocab L6

Ms G Vocab L6 Praise and Criticism

QuestionAnswer
Accolade Great praise; an award
Adulation adoration; excessive praise or flattery
Anathema Something or someone that is greatly hated and avoided
Commend To give approval or praise
Critique a detailed review; an evaluation (noun) to review, discuss or evaluate (verb)
eulogy a tribute; spoken or written praise, often given in honor of someone who has died
homage publicly expressed honor or respect
laudable worthy of praise and honor
quibble to criticize, argue, or raise objections over something unimportant (verb) an unimportant complaint (noun)
reproach to criticize or express disapproval
accolade - origin from the French accolade "an embrace"
adulation - origin from the Latin adulare "to flatter"
anathema - origin from the Greek ana- against + tithenai- to put
commend - origin from the Latin commendare "to recommend" or "to entrust"
critique - origin from the Greek kritike "Art of criticism"
eulogy - origin from the Greek eu- "good" log-"speech"
homage - origin from the Latin homo- "man"
laudable - origin from the Latin laudere- "To praise"
reproach - origin from the Latin re- "back" prope- "Near"
Created by: MsGilbertBHS
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