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Anonymous users2024-02-07Praise is actually a praise that is much the same, and can be translated into praise as follows:
praise
praises
chantsing
praised
What can be translated into praise is as follows:
Verb usage: praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
laud praise, praise, appreciation, praise, praise, praise.
eulogize Acura, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
panegyrize praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
belaud praise, praise, praise, appreciation.
incense praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
rhapsodize praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, make rhapsody.
Noun usage: laud praise, praise, appreciation, praise.
glorification praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
laudation praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.
Emlazonment honors, praises, praises, praises, praises.
magnification, magnification, praise, praise, praise, praise.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The English word for praise, mainly as a noun and verb, is translated as "praise, praise, praise (to God), to worship". When used as a verb, it means "to praise, especially to sing."
Phrase collocation: praise for, praise.
Public Praise, public praise.
Full of Praise is full of praise.
Song of Praise.
Example sentence:
1. Praise God!
praise the lord.
2. Hinduism.
The congregations are singing hymns in praise of Rama.
God. hindus were singing hymns in praise of the god rama.
3. She left, and everyone's praise echoed in her ears.
she left with their praises ringing in her ears.
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