extol|extolled|extolling|extols in English

verb

[ex·tol || ɪk'stəʊl]

exalt, glorify, praise, laud

Use "extol|extolled|extolling|extols" in a sentence

1. May we extol his peerless name forever!

2. The artificial and unnatural were extolled.

3. 18 Tessenow decried the metropolis and extolled the peasant virtues.

4. Often rhapsodies extolled heroic events or characters.

5. 2 Songs of extolling the motherland are ringing far and near.

6. They were calling out about the glory of Jehovah, extolling his holiness.

7. 2. (a) In what way did Amos extol Jehovah?

8. Though they extol the virtues of the peaceful life.

9. For instance, is one to extol or to expose?

10. Lord, we extol You as the speaking God.

11. Then I will write a report extolling Interpol for it's help.

12. 3 He never stops extolling the virtues of the free market.

13. Paparrigopoulos extols Demosthenes's patriotism, but criticises him as being short-sighted.

14. We extol your love more than wine.

15. She follows a semi-vegetarian, wholefood diet whose virtues she frequently extols.

16. They extol the virtues of the peaceful life.

17. I will extol you, my God and King.

18. The fundamentalist opposition movements that extol the veil are reactivating this age-old connection.

19. By the 18th century, rational thinking was commonly extolled as the panacea for world problems.

20. Synonyms for Commends include applauds, compliments, praises, extols, eulogises, eulogizes, cheers, claps, congratulates and admires

21. Another word for Commend: praise, acclaim, applaud, compliment, extol Collins English Thesaurus

22. POETS and songwriters have long extolled the moon as an object of beauty.

23. Armenians celebrated this day as a New Year, extolled the nature, the spring, the

24. Contestations aims to be a space for dialogue that extols diversity and empowers through inclusion

25. Dance Art is an art in which sentiment enlightens genuineness, extols benevolence , and arouses beauty.