SESSION 1: PRAISE/ RESPECT/FLATTER
1. PRAISE:
S.NO | Word | Meaning | Antonyms |
1 | ENCOMIUM (Encomiastic) | a formal expression of praise | demerit criticism, disparagement, insult, libel, slander |
2 | PANEGYRIC (Panegyrize) | Formal or elaborate praise. | demerit, condemnation, damning, defamation, vilification |
3 | EULOGY (Eulogize) | High praise or commendation. | condemnation, damning, defamation, vilification |
4 | ACCLAIM (Acclamation) | To praise enthusiastically and often publicly; applaud. | boos, heckles, jeers, vituperation |
5 | ADULATION | To show excessive admiration or devotion to; flatter or admire | abuse, criticism |
6 | PAEAN | Any song of praise, joy, or triumph. | condemnation, damning, defamation, vilification |
7 | COMMEND (Commendation) | Praise | censure, criticize, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, smear |
8 | PLAUDIT | An enthusiastic expression of approval: | denigration, disapproval, hisses, hissing, rejection |
9 | EXALT (Exaltation) | Make higher in status, power, dignity, honor, wealth, etc. ; praise highly | condemn, criticize, debase, degrade, humiliate, put down, ridicule |
10 | LAUD (Laudatory Laudable) | Praise | condemn, criticize |
11 | TOUT | Advertise in strongly positive terms; | conceal, hide |
12 | KUDOS | Praise; a statement of praise or approval; accolade; compliment: | berate, boo, denounce, disapprove, reject, vituperate |
13 | TRIBUTE | Evidence attesting to some praiseworthy quality or characteristic | accusation, blame, criticism |
14 | EXTOL | Praise | condemn, criticize, decry, discredit, disparage, put down |
15 | RAVE | To speak or write with wild enthusiasm: | condemn, criticize |
16 | ACCOLADE | An expression of approval; praise. | criticism |
*Alternative forms of words(Verb, Noun or Adjective) are given in the brackets.
*Easy Synonyms for Praise: admire, adore, aggrandize, applaud, appreciate, approve, bless, boost, cheer, clap, commend, compliment, dignify, elevate, endorse, ennoble, flatter, glorify, hail, honor, pay homage, pay tribute, recommend, , sanction,
2. RESPECT
S.NO | Word | Meaning | Antonyms |
1 | VENERATE (Veneer, Venerate, Venerable) | To regard with high respect, | abhor, condemn, despise, detest, disrespect, hate, |
2 | REVERE (Reverent, Reverence) | Respect or praise. | abhor, despise, detest, disrespect, hate, loathe, look down on, scorn |
3 | DEFERENCE | Respectful or courteous regard: | disrespect, opposition, rebellion |
4 | ESTEEM | To regard highly or favorably; regard with respect or admiration: | abhor, abominate, despise, disdain, dislike, disrespect, hate, insult, scorn |
5 | HOMAGE | Devotion; | abhorrence, despising, disgust, disrespect, |
6 | IDOLIZE (Idolatry) | Worship | vilify |
7 | HALLOW | To make or set apart as holy. To respect or honor greatly; revere. | condemn, curse, damn |
8 | DUTIFUL | respectful; obedient | disobedient, disrespectful, irresponsible, undutiful, unfaithful |
*Alternative forms of words (Verb, Noun or Adjective) are given in the brackets.
Easy Synonyms for Respect: adoration, appreciation, approbation, awe, courtesy, dignity, favor, fear, honor, ovation, regard, reverence, testimonial, tribute, worship, abide by, comply with, follow, heed, honor, obey, pay attention, show consideration, show courtesy.
3. FLATTER
(Praise someone by artful talk; Negative tone in praising)
(Praise someone by artful talk; Negative tone in praising)
S.NO | Word | Meaning | Antonyms |
1 | FAWN (Fawning) | To seek notice or favor by servile demeanor; Flatter | despise, domineer, ignore, insult |
2 | CAJOLE (Cajolery) | to persuade by flattery or promises; | belittle, bully, criticize, force, insult |
3 | COAX | Respectful or courteous regard: | bully, compel, dissuade, force, discourage |
4 | BLANDISHMENT (Blandish) | flattery or cajolery, | insult, offense |
5 | WHEEDLE | To influence (a person) by smooth, flattering, or beguiling words or acts | belittle, bully, criticize, force, insult |
6 | INVEIGLE | To entice, lure, or ensnare by flattery or artful talk or inducements | deter, discourage, dissuade, prevent, repel, threaten, turn off, warn |
7 | SYCOPHANCY (Sycophant) | The fawning behavior of a sycophant; servile flattery. | abuse, criticism |
8 | TOADY | Servile Flatterer | intimidate, stand tall, domineer, ignore, insult |
9 | CRINGING | Servile or fawning deference. | arrogant, authoritative, domineering, forthright |
Easy Synonyms for Flatter: adulate, bootlick*, butter up*, court, glorify, massage, oil*, over praise, puff, sell, soften up, sweet-talk*, toady*, work over*
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