Praising

/ˈpreɪzɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To express approval or admiration of someone or something.

The speaker was praising the volunteers for their hard work and dedication.

To extol or commend someone for their attributes or achievements.

She was praising her colleague for the successful completion of the project.

To offer religious or spiritual submission or reveling, often directed toward a deity.

The congregation was praising during the worship service.

The word 'praising' comes from the verb 'praise', which is derived from the Latin word 'prædícāre'.

praise and worship

A term used to express deep respect and admiration, often in a religious context.

give praise

To express approval or admiration for someone's actions or qualities.

praise to the skies

To give high praise or express approval in an overwhelming manner.

praise

Express admiration or approval.

commend

To formally praise someone.

applaud

To show approval, especially by clapping hands.

Bigging up

He was bigging up his friend for the award.

Shouting out

She was shouting out her teammates for their hard work.