Extol is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTOL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to praise highly, also EXTOLL
• praise enthusiastically
• To place on high; to lift up; to elevate.
• To elevate by praise; to eulogize; to praise; to magnify; as, to extol virtue; to extol an act or a person.
• praise, glorify, or honor
• praise highly

Words related to EXTOL

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Words that contain EXTOL

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How to use EXTOL in a sentence

• But to fret over our disadvantages, and to extol the past, is only to ignore the price that was paid for those advantages we covet.
• Thus the task was finished, and now we admire them, we travel, we go to Egypt and to Home, we extol the Pharaohs and the Antonines.
• He does not extol physical science alone, though doubtless he had a preference for it over metaphysical inquiries.
• Whom do I extol? Those who are themselves the glory of the republic.
• We do well to extol peace, to confront the dangers, labour, and temptations of peace, and to hope for the general happiness of man in her continuance.
• Extol him then! What mortals while they live But half receive, posterity shall give.
• But it will be found upon a nearer view, that they who extol the happiness of poverty, do not mean the same state with those who deplore its miseries.
• But the difficulty would be to extol my speaking when I said nothing.
• And were I to venture to extol Thine attributes, I would be forced to admit that these attributes are Thine own creation, and lie within Thy grasp.
• Our Pen is moved to commemorate thee, and to extol the victims of tyranny, those men and women that sleep beneath thy dust.
• Is it the insensibility? Our soldiers have to grow vastly more insensible, and we extol them to the skies.
• For the ladies of England he cannot find words fair enough to extol the beauties of their persons and the purity of their affections.
• THE BEST PIPE In vain you fervently extol, In vain you puff, your cutty clay.
• These board the vessels as soon as they reach the bay, and at once begin to extol the merits of their several establishments.
• He also took occasion again to extol the Americans, and to plead their cause, still justifying their opposition to the mother country.
• All created things extol its saving grace and sing its praises.
• We regard knowledge and wisdom as the foundation of the progress of mankind, and extol philosophers who are endowed with broad vision.
• We regard knowledge and wisdom as the foundation of the progress of mankind, and extol philosophers that are endowed with broad vision.
• All created things extol its saving grace, and sing its praises.
• Future generations will no doubt extol your services in this formative period of our Cause.
• But it has been no part of my object to unduly extol the virtues of commercial manures.
• Much as we hear about the value of clover for manure, even those who extol it the highest do not depend upon it alone for bringing up and maintaining the fertility of their farms.
• All the epithets by which we would extol it are disgraced by it, as the most brilliant artificial lights become blackness when placed between the eye and the noonday sun.
• This made some cardinals and others bless me, and extol my activity to the skies.
• As soon as she began to extol the North and speak against slavery, mother left the room.
• Among other things, I spoke of its rich vineyards, and, as a matter of course, began to extol that of Johannisberg.
• The preist in his sermon begins to extol the person deceased and amongs other expressions he had that, that undoubtedly he was in paradis at the present.
• OMNIPOTENT GOD Harps of eternity! begin the song, Redeemed, and angel harps! begin to God, Begin the anthem ever sweet and new, While I extol Him holy, just, and good.
• Therefore see what he will do with you, and confess him with your whole mouth, and praise the Lord of might, and extol the everlasting King.
• He would attribute all the honour to the conduct of his officers, and he was ever ready to extol their smallest feats.
• Cicero will extol your name in an immortal oration, in which he will laud your deed above the slaying of the dangerous demagogue Maelius by Servilius Ahala.
• I am much disposed to extol the virtues of malt liquors.
• It is not enough that they should extol the genius of Washington, the patriotism of Henry, or the enthusiasm of Otis.

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