extoller
- noun
- /ɪkˈstoʊlər/
- She became an avid extoller of his artistic talent, speaking about it at every opportunity.
Examples
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As a dedicated extoller of traditional values, he often gave impassioned speeches at community events.
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An extoller of nature, she often speaks at environmental conferences.
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The literary critic was no mere observer but a vocal extoller of emerging poets.
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The extoller of the new policy received praise from many.
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As a passionate extoller of classical music, she frequently organized concerts to share her love with others.
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The renowned author was an enthusiastic extoller of innovative storytelling techniques, inspiring many young writers.
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During the rally, he emerged as a fervent extoller of civil rights, urging everyone to raise their voices for justice.
Synonyms
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5.7
A person who strongly promotes a product or idea so other people will accept it
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4.4
A person who publicly supports someone or something
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3.5
A person who often says good things about people or things in public
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9.3
A person or thing that praises someone and raises their spirits
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7.1
A person who strongly promotes a product, idea, or cause
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A person who praises something and makes it seem very good
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A person who gives a public speech praising someone at a ceremony
A person who praises someone or something publicly
A person who praises someone too much to gain favor
A person who loudly repeats a group's message to many people
Antonyms
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word extoller comes from the verb extol, which breaks into ex- 'up' and tollere 'to lift'. So an extoller is someone who 'lifts up' people or ideas with praise, meaning a public, enthusiastic praiser.