معنی کلمه extol

to praise something or someone very much:
His book extolling the benefits of vegetarianism sold thousands of copies.
She is forever extolling the virtues of her children.

Needless to say, all attempts at theoretical thinking were doomed as long as this ideal was extolled.
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Why is gift theory relevant to the understanding of a novel that openly extols the advantages of self-help and economic individualism?
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Accordingly, they extol the virtues of a monarch who, although autocratic, was also enlightened and improved the lot of his people.
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Of course one would reasonably expect musicians, music teachers and the music industry to extol the educational advantages of learning and playing music.
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Yeang does not find anyone to extol the environmental delights at street level in the modern city.
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He extolled the advantages of a caretaker state, but believed individual selfcultivation was the source of excellence in society.
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Despite extolling the vital skills of keeping a field notebook, nowhere is such an item mentioned (not even in the lists of necessary equipment).
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The articles often extol the chance to improve on nature and decry the idea that anatomy is destiny.
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By extolling the virtue of chemical remedies, they affirmed the role of chemistr y as an integral part of medical training and practice.
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He continued to extol tribal culture and values and was careful to observe the tradition and project the image of a tribal leader.
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Their works extolled the middleclass consumer as sensible, independent-minded, and the bulwark of the nation's democracy.
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They are extolled as public benefactors and national heroes.
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The image of youth is paraded by totalitarian regimes to extol their innovativeness in comparison with the ageing liberal world.
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What party wants to appeal for votes by extolling either unemployment or inflation - or supporting war against peace?
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In situations of such complexity, for government officials with a political remit it is often alluring and convenient to extol the virtues of self-management.

to speak of with high praise or enthusiasm


The teacher was extolling her work to the skies

The report is extolling the virtues of Internet technology.

But in the same breath, they'll extol its virtues at great length.

Top British chefs are falling over themselves to extol the virtues of this sexy veggie.

Men and women who love Harley-Davidson often embrace the entire biker lifestyle, which can extol freedom and Americana.

It is a weakness of conservative critics to extol interpretation (or exegesis) at the expense of emendation.