Praise - Law Dictionary Search Results
Laudatory
Of or pertaining praise or to the expression of praise as laudatory verses the laudatory powers of Dryden
Hymn
An ode or song of praise or adoration especially a religious ode a sacred lyric a song of praise or thanksgiving intended to be
Palilogy
or part of a sentence for the sake of greater emphasis as ldquoThe living the living he shall praise theerdquo
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Panegyric
An oration or eulogy in praise of some person or achievement a formal or elaborate encomium a laudatory discourse laudation See Synonym of Eulogy
Paneulogism
Eulogy of everything indiscriminate praise
Peanism
The song or shout of praise of battle or of triumph
Personate
To celebrate loudly to extol to praise
Plaudit
A mark or expression of applause praise bestowed
Plausibility
Something worthy of praise
life giving
Giving life or spirit having power to give life inspiriting invigorating as life giving love and praise
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