Acclaim, verb Etymology: 1630-40; < Latin acclmre.

See ac-, claim

Related Forms Translations
acclaimer, noun Bosnian: klicati
reacclaim, verb (used with object) Czech: pozdravovat
unacclaimed, adjective Spanish: aclamacin
Synonyms Antonyms
Applaud blame
Extol criticize
Hail denounce
Laud reproach
Definition
to welcome or salute with shouts or sounds of joy and approval; applaud
Sentence
He received acclaim3 during all of this media coverage.

Accolade, noun Etymology: 615-25; < French, derivative of a (c) cole

Related Forms Translations
accoladed, adjective Spanish: espaldarazo

Synonyms Antonyms
Distinction dishonor
kudos
approval
award
Definition
any award, honor, or laudatory notice
Sentence
He received acclaim during all of this media coverage which resulted in Trumps accolade4 of
becoming the president of the United States.

Adulate, verb Etymology: 1770-80; back formation from adulation

Related Forms Translations
adulation, noun Spanish: adular
adulator, noun Bosnian: ulagivati se
Synonyms Antonyms
fawn disadmire
gush
praise
Definition
to show excessive admiration or devotion to;flatter or admire servilely.
Sentence
If one thing became clear over the course of the 2016 presidential campaign, it's that Donald
Trump knows how to keep media attention on himself, attention that did not adulate1 Trump.
Esteem, noun Etymology: 1400-50; late Middle English estemen, < Middle
Frenchestimer < Latin aestimre to fix the value of
Related Forms Translations
preesteem, verb Bosnian: potovanje
unesteemed, adjective Czech: cta
well-esteemed, adjective Spanish: estima
Synonyms Antonyms
revere abandon
venetrate condemn
apprise denounce
Definition
to regard highly or favorably; regard with respector admiration:
Sentence
He was not held in high esteem2 by his viewers.

Eulogize, verb Etymology: 1800-10; eulog(y) + -ize

Related Forms Translations
eulogization, noun Bosnian: slaviti
eulogizer, noun Czech: velebit
uneulogized, adjective Spanish: elogiar
Synonyms Antonyms
commend blame
extol criticize
laud condemn
Definition
to praise highly
Sentence
They definitely would not eulogize6 him after he dies or goes out of office.

Exalt, verb Etymology: 1375-1425; late Middle English exalten

Related Forms Translations
exalter, noun Bosnian: veliati
self-exalting, adjective Czech: oslavovat
superexalt, verb (used with object) Spanish: exaltar
unexalting, adjective Russian:
Synonyms Antonyms
extol blame
laud castigate
revere condemn
Definition
to raise in rank, honor, power, character, quality,etc.; elevate
Sentence
People tuned in because you never knew what to expect from Trump what twists and turns
lay ahead in the story of the campaign that people exalted8.
Extol, verb Etymology: 1350-1400; Middle English extollen
Related Forms Translations
extoller, noun Bosnian: veliati
extollingly, adverb Czech: vychvalovat
extolment, extollment, noun Spanish: ensalzar
self-extolled, adjective Russian:
Synonyms Antonyms
acclaim blame
eulogize castigate
exalt condemn
Definition
to praise highly
Sentence
Forman talked with NPR's David Greene about how he thinks Trump is approaching public
relations during his new presidency in a way you might expect to see on reality TV when
people extolled11 him for his show.

Laud, verb Etymology: 1300-50; (v.) Middle English lauden < Latin laudre
Related Forms Translations
lauder, laudator, noun Spanish: alabar
overlaud, verb (used with object) Catalan: llat
unlauded, adjective
Synonyms Antonyms
eulogize abhor
extol blame
revere condemn
Definition
to praise
Sentence
Forman is the CEO of the production company Critical Content who lauded10 Trump for his
successful TV show.

Venerate, verb Etymology: 1615-25; < Latin venertus, past participle of venerr
Related Forms Translations
venerator, noun French: vnrer
unvenerated, adjective Cebuano: pagsimba sa

Synonyms Antonyms
Honor Dishonor
Respect
esteeme
Definition
to regard or treat with reverence
Sentence
It was almost like a reality television show which isn't surprising, as Trump was venerated9
as an executive producer and star of the reality show The Apprentice and hosted The Celebrity
Apprentice.

Panegyrize, verb Etymology: 1610-20; < Greek pangyrzein

Related Forms Translations
unpanegyrized, adjective Somali: panedyayrays
Latvian: panegirizar
Synonyms Antonyms
Acclaim despise
Admire
Adore
Definition
to deliver or write a panegyric about; eulogize.
Sentence
People certainly dont panegyrize5 Trumps work as a President.

Revere, verb Etymology: 1655-65; < Latin reverr

Related Forms Translations
reverable, adjective French: rvrer
reverer, noun Azerbaijani: tqdis etmk
unrevered, adjective Polish: czci

Synonyms Antonyms
Respect despise
Admire
Honor
Definition
to regard with respect tinged with awe
Sentence
The first debate between Trump and Clinton was not revered7, but was the most-watched
debate ever