What does EXTOL mean?

extol

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: To praise someone or something very highly.

Pronunciation (US): ik-STOHL

Pronunciation (UK): ik-STOHL

Origin and Usage: The word "extol" originated from the Latin word "extollere," which means "to lift up." It has been used in English since the 15th century. The word is commonly used in formal writing and speech to express admiration or approval of someone or something.

Synonyms: praise, laud, compliment, acclaim, hail, salute, honor, celebrate, glorify, eulogize, panegyrize

Related Words: lauds, toles, stole, telos, lutes

Example Sentences:

• She extolled the virtues of the new product to her colleagues.
• The coach extolled the teams efforts during the game.
• The article extolled the beauty of the citys architecture.
• He extolled the benefits of meditation for a healthy mind and body.
• The speaker extolled the importance of education in a persons life.