extoller
31extol — [ɪk stəʊl, ɛk ] verb (extols, extolling, extolled) praise enthusiastically. Derivatives extoller noun extolment noun Origin ME: from L. extollere, from ex out, upwa …
32encomiast — n. Eulogist, panegyrist, praiser, extoller …
33eulogist — n. Encomiast, panegyrist, lauder, praiser, extoller …
34flatterer — n 1. complimenter, saluter, praiser, laud er, laudator; extoller, exalter, celebrator, glorifier, encomiast, eulogizer, eulogist, panegyrist, adulator, trumpeter. 2. sycophant, toady, toadeater, fawner, truckler, tuft hunter, courtier, wheedler,… …
35herald — n 1. messenger, envoy, runner, advance man, avant courier, courier, scout, Mil. point man, front rider. 2. precursor, predecessor, pioneer, forerunner, harbinger; sign, omen, portent, augury; indication, symptom, signal, ground waves, feeling in… …
36praiser — n lauder, laudator, encomiast, eulogizer, eulogist, panegyrist, adulator, trumpeter; extoller, ex alter, celebrator, glorifier; applauder, claquer; compli menter, saluter, flatterer, booster, puffer …
37worshiper — n churchgoer, communicant, celebrant; believer, convert, cultist, theist, Pietist; devotee, votary, follower, Inf. fan, Inf. buff; idolator, idolizer, fanatic, groupie, Sl. nut, Sl. freak, Sl. bug; admirer, adorer, glorifier, extoller, praiser …
38extol — /əkˈstoʊl / (say uhk stohl), /ɛk / (say ek ) verb (t) (extolled, extolling) to praise highly; laud; eulogise. Also, extoll. {Latin extollere, literally, lift out or up} –extoller, noun –extolment, noun …
39extol — ► VERB (extolled, extolling) ▪ praise enthusiastically. DERIVATIVES extoller noun extolment noun. ORIGIN Latin extollere, from tollere raise …
40extolment — extol ► VERB (extolled, extolling) ▪ praise enthusiastically. DERIVATIVES extoller noun extolment noun. ORIGIN Latin extollere, from tollere raise …
