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Praise ★★★ 1998 , praise / prāz/ • v. [tr.] express warm approval or admiration of: we can't praise Chris enough—he did a brilliant job. ∎ express one's respect and gr… Laurel (US cities) , laud / lôd/ • v. [tr.] formal praise (a person or their achievements) highly, esp. in a public context: the obituary lauded him as a great statesman… Exaltation , ex·al·ta·tion / ˌegzôlˈtāshən; ˌeksôl-/ • n. 1. a feeling or state of extreme happiness: she beams with exaltation. 2. the action of elevating someon… Catchy , catch·y / ˈkachē; ˈkechē/ • adj. (catch·i·er , catch·i·est ) (of a tune or phrase) instantly appealing and memorable: a catchy recruiting slogan. DER… appraise , ap·praise / əˈprāz/ • v. [tr.] assess the value or quality of: she stealthiliy appraised him in a pocket mirror | [intr.] the interviewer's job is to… dweeb , dweeb / dwēb/ • n. inf. a boring, studious, or socially inept person. DERIVATIVES: dweeb·ish adj. dweeb·y adj.
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