Flattery & Praise Vocabulary

expressing feelings of gratitude or pleasure in an unrestrained way

“Her effusive praise made him blush with embarrassment.”

expressing praise and commendation

“The laudatory review helped the book become a bestseller.”

complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree

“His fulsome tribute to the retiring executive seemed overdone.”

a public speech or text in praise of someone or something

“The panegyric celebrated the hero's lifetime achievements.”

a speech or piece of writing that praises someone highly

“The president delivered an encomium at the memorial service.”

an award or privilege granted as a special honor

“She received the highest accolade in her field.”

an expression of praise or approval

“The performance earned plaudits from critics worldwide.”

formal or official praise

“He received a commendation for his bravery.”

approval or praise

“The project won the approbation of senior management.”

excessive admiration or praise

“The celebrity was uncomfortable with the constant adulation.”

great respect; reverence

“The artist's work inspired veneration from young painters.”

respect and admiration

“She held her mentor in the highest esteem.”

humble submission and respect

“He spoke with deference to his elders.”

special honor or respect shown publicly

“The film was a homage to classic Hollywood musicals.”

an act, statement, or gift intended to show gratitude or respect

“The concert was a tribute to the legendary musician.”

to praise highly in speech or writing

“Friends gathered to eulogize the beloved teacher.”

to praise enthusiastically

“Critics extolled the novel's innovative narrative structure.”

to praise highly, especially in a public context

“The organization lauded her contributions to the community.”

to hold in very high regard; to praise highly

“The culture exalts individual achievement above all else.”

to describe or represent as admirable; to praise

“The biography glorified the subject while ignoring his flaws.”

displaying exaggerated flattery or affection

“The fawning waiter anticipated their every need.”

to admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively

“Teenagers often idolize pop stars.”