praiseth
Speaks well of
Praiseth is an archaic form of "praises," using the old English third-person singular ending -eth.
It appears almost exclusively in the King James Bible and similar religious texts: Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies... Her children arise up, and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her.
Enthusiastic public praise
- tributeOffering of respect
- meritDeserved praise-worthiness
- virtueMoral goodness or merit
- worthinessState of deserving recognition
excellence · nobility · commendable · acclaim · recognition · applause · testimonial · encomium
Gives sacred approval
- reverenceProfound admiring respect
- hymnReligious song of praise
- psalmSacred scriptural song
- thanksgivingExpression of grateful praise
devotion · supplication · altar · congregation · sanctuary · hosanna · hallelujah · vespers
acclamation
Enthusiastic public praise
worthiness · excellence · nobility · commendable · acclaim · recognition · applause · testimonial · encomium · panegyric
blesseth
Gives sacred approval
thanksgiving · devotion · supplication · altar · congregation · sanctuary · hosanna · hallelujah · vespers · matins
scripture
Sacred religious writings
hath · doth · saith · verily · wherefore · behold · yea · unto · psalm · proverb
praisethcurseth
Pronounces a malediction
disparages · condemns · blames · curses · denounces
praisethpraises
Verbally commends
compliments · commends · lauds · extols · celebrates
- praise the LordReligious exclamation of worship
- high praiseEnthusiastic verbal approval
- praise GodExclamation of worship
- sing the praises ofEnthusiastically commend or laud
- damn with faint praiseUndercut through tepid approval
- praise beExclamation of devout gratitude
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