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praised

UK
/preɪzd/
US
/preɪzd/

Translations

praisedadjective
more praised
Comp.
most praised
Super.
UK
/preɪzd/
US
/preɪzd/
louéQui a reçu des éloges, de l’approbation ou de l’admiration.
The praised author was invited to speak at the literary festival.
L’auteur loué a été invité à prendre la parole au festival littéraire.
Additional translations
acclaméEmploi fréquent pour une personne, une œuvre ou une performance particulièrement bien reçue.
Synonyms
acclaimed
lauded
commended
celebrated
honored
esteemed
admired
applauded
extolled
eulogized
hailed
revered
well-regarded
praiseverb

praised

Past Simple

praised
Past Simple
praised
Past Participle
praising
Gerund
UK
/preɪz/
US
/preɪz/
The teacher praised the student for her excellent performance on the exam.
Le professeur a loué l’élève pour son excellent résultat à l’examen.
louerDans un contexte religieux.
The congregation gathered to praise the deity with hymns and prayers.
L’assemblée s’est réunie pour louer la divinité avec des hymnes et des prières.
Synonyms
commend
applaud
extol
laud
acclaim
celebrate
honor
exalt
flatter
eulogize
Antonyms
criticize
condemn
disparage
denounce

Definitions

praisedadjective
Having received approval or admiration from others.
The praised author was invited to speak at the literary festival.
praiseverb
To express approval or admiration for someone or something.
The teacher praised the student for her excellent performance on the exam.
To glorify or worship, especially in a religious context.
The congregation gathered to praise the deity with hymns and prayers.
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