What is another word for Panegyrize?

Pronunciation: [pˈe͡ɪnd͡ʒɪɹˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Panegyrize is a verb which means to excessively praise or praise flatteringly. There are a few other words in English that could be used as synonyms to the word panegyrize. For instance, words such as eulogize, extol, laud, acclaim, commend, and praise can be used as alternatives to panegyrize. Each of these words has its own slight difference in meaning, but they all relate to the act of praising someone or something. All these terms indicate admiration, appreciation, and high regard, but the tone can range from formal speech to more casual, conversational writing.

What are the hypernyms for Panegyrize?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for Panegyrize?

The word panegyrize means to praise or eulogize someone or something. The antonyms for panegyrize may help you express negative opinions or criticism. Some antonyms of panegyrize may include condemn, criticize, denounce, censure, vilify, rebuke, berate, ridicule, or castigate. These antonyms show an opposite meaning and are often used to express disapproval or to chastise someone. For example, if you want to express your disagreement or disdain about someone or something, you might use one of these antonyms instead of panegyrize. So, now you can strengthen your vocabulary by using the antonyms for panegyrize in your communication.

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Usage examples for Panegyrize

When all voices were united to Panegyrize her beauty-when I knew, that the powers of her wit-the charms of her conversation-the accurate judgment, united to the sparkling imagination, were even more remarkable characteristics of her mind, than loveliness of her person, I could not but feel my ambition, as well as my tenderness, excited; I dwelt with a double intensity on my choice, and with a tenfold bitterness on the obstacles which forbade me to indulge it.
"Pelham, Complete"
Edward Bulwer-Lytton Last Updated: March 16, 2009
He makes mountains out of millstones, and would Panegyrize the most commonplace of men if he happened to take a fancy to him.
"Cleek: the Man of the Forty Faces"
Thomas W. Hanshew
I had once overheard an enamelled queen of fashion declare, with much emotion, that their curate was indispensable to a high-class "at home," and even Panegyrize his graceful transportation of cups of tea, however full.
"St. Cuthbert's"
Robert E. Knowles

Related words: panegyrism, panegyrist, panegyric, panegyricist, panegyrical

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