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praiser

3.5

A person who often says good things about people or things in public

noun
/ˈpreɪzər/

: elogiante

The crowd of praisers cheered loudly for the winning team after the match.

Examples

As a talented musician, she has many praisers who admire her performances.
The film received numerous praisers who appreciated its unique storytelling style.
Are you article praisers serious?

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Synonyms

admirer

vspraiser

113 2.3

A person who likes and respects someone, often in a romantic way

expresses that feeling outwardly as approval or public admiration

endorser

vspraiser

3 4.4

A person who publicly supports someone or something

focuses on approval or admiration rather than formal endorsement

exalter

vspraiser

1 9.3

A person or thing that praises someone and raises their spirits

shows approval without implying elevation of status

complimenter

vspraiser

1 3.4

A person who praises others to get their favor

is broader, covering general approval beyond brief compliments

extoller

vspraiser

9.6

A person who praises something strongly in public

expresses approval or admiration more generally and less intensely

glorifier

vspraiser

6.2

A person who praises something and makes it seem very good

gives general approval rather than boosting apparent importance

laudator

vspraiser

Formal

9.9

A person who gives a public speech praising someone at a ceremony

covers approval or admiration with less formal weight

hailer

vspraiser

7.5

A person who praises someone or something publicly

offers approval in general situations, not only public proclamations

applauder

vspraiser

3.6

A person who claps their hands to show they like something

expresses approval or admiration without necessarily using visible gestures

indorser

vspraiser

7.4

A person who publicly supports someone or something

is simpler approval or admiration without formal backing

eulogizer

vspraiser

8.6

A person who praises someone too much to gain favor

expresses approval or admiration without exaggeration or obvious motive

Antonyms

critic

563 3.0

A person who often finds fault and speaks harshly about others

denouncer

Formal

7.5

A person who reports someone for doing something wrong

How Approving

champion

156 3.7

praiser

3.5

admirer

113 2.3

Surface Forms

praiser singular

praisers plural

Morphology

praiser = praise (transparent) = praise + er

Formed by the productive agentive suffix '-er' added to 'praise', yielding 'one who praises', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Praiser is praise + -er meaning 'one who'. The word praise came from an old idea of saying something has 'value', like the word price, so a praiser is someone who shows approval and says others are worthy or good.