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To describe or represent as admirable, especially unjustifiably

To extol or praise effusively, and typically excessively

To hold in high esteem, or to elevate in status

To flatter someone in an attempt to persuade them

To give greater praise than due

To have great affection for

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Verb

To describe or represent as admirable, especially unjustifiably

put on a pedestal

sing the praises of

sound the praises of

add distinction to

overemphasize^US

overemphasise^UK

paint a rosy picture of

view through rose-tinted glasses

look at through rose-colored glasses

sentimentalize^US

sentimentalise^UK

think romantically

bestow honour on

make a fuss over

roll out the red carpet

look at something through rose-tinted spectacles

be unrealistic about

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“A text purporting to describe a battle may have been composed to glorify the victor or excuse the loser.”

Verb

To extol or praise effusively, and typically excessively

sing the praises of

speak highly of

express admiration for

big something up

wax lyrical about

express approval of

praise to the skies

throw bouquets at

go into raptures about

pat on the back

rhapsodize over

go into raptures over

rhapsodize about

praise enthusiastically

look on with favour

say nice things about

express delight over

crack someone up

put on a pedestal

give recognition to

take one's hat off to

sing praises of

take off hat to

express respect for

show appreciation

keep alive the memory of

roll out red carpet

bring the house down

give a big hand

give a boost to

put your hands together

show appreciation of

lay it on thick

be enthusiastic

pay respects to

go into raptures

go over the top

get all worked up

show appreciation for

show enthusiasm

wish happy returns

give a big cigar

get carried away

overstate the case

make too much of something

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“There is no evidence that Maecenas expected his poets to glorify his achievements, limited as they were.”

Verb

To hold in high esteem, or to elevate in status

put on a pedestal

hold in high regard

think highly of

hold in high esteem

have a high opinion of

sing the praises of

have a high regard for

offer prayers to

sing praises to

add distinction to

bestow honour on

hold in admiration

set great store by

take one's hat off to

improve the status of

stand in awe of

give a higher rank

bow down before

show appreciation of

give accolades to

dedicate to God

keep alive the memory of

hold in great respect

hold in the highest regard

give key to city

hold in respect

roll out red carpet

regard as sacred

go into raptures over

place on a pedestal

improve the standing of

make into a saint

attach importance to

think the world of

extol the virtues of

worship to excess

express approval for

speak highly of

look on with favour

express admiration for

give advancement to

improve the position of

move up the ladder

give advancement

set on a pedestal

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“While party supporters of this type tend to glorify their leader, they also tend to reject their political rivals in personal terms.”

Verb

To flatter someone in an attempt to persuade them

express admiration for

wax lyrical about

compliment excessively

lay it on thick

massage one's ego

rub the right way

say nice things about

pay blandishments to

kiss one's feet

put on a pedestal

ingratiate yourself

lay it on with a trowel

ingratiate oneself with

stroke one's ego

curry favour with^UK

curry favor with^US

curry favour^UK

dance attendance on

rub up the right way

keep someone sweet

abase oneself to

be obsequious towards

demean oneself to

lick someone's boots

be servile towards

be sycophantic towards

bow and scrape to

seek the favour of

try to win over

get on the right side of

gain the favor of

get in good with

insinuate oneself

be obsequious to

be sycophantic to

fall over oneself for

abase oneself before

praise to excess

humiliate yourself

prostrate oneself

prostrate oneself before

try to get on the good side of

sing the praises of

bow and scrape before

praise to the skies

fall on one's knees

be at beck and call

prostrate oneself to

make advances to

keep company with

seek someone's company

dance attendance upon

get on the good side of

seek the friendship of

try to get someone on one's side

try to get on someone's good side

get in someone's good books

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Verb

To give greater praise than due

Verb

To have great affection for

find attractive

be attracted to

be captivated by

be enamoured of

be infatuated with

carry a torch for

have a crush on

have an eye for

have a thing about

lavish affection on

have the hots for

take a liking to

take a shine to

put on a pedestal

take pleasure in

get a kick out of

think the world of

take delight in

take great delight in

find irresistible

appreciate greatly

be smitten with

care very much for

have a penchant for

get a buzz out of

get a buzz from of

have a weakness for

take a fancy to

have a great liking for

get a kick from of

take great pleasure in

have a predilection for

have a passion for

have a thing for

thoroughly enjoy

have a proclivity for

have a soft spot for

have a taste for

think very highly of

have a high regard for

have an affection for

derive satisfaction from

get a charge out of

have a liking for

be entertained by

have a preference for

get a thrill out of

find satisfaction in

have regard for

take a thrill to

get a charge from of

find pleasure in

be gratified by

get a bang out of

derive pleasure from

take satisfaction in

have a fondness for

take an interest in

be serious about

feel affection toward

like to indulge in

hold in high regard

place great value on

set great store by

hold in high esteem

feel great affection for

feel deep affection for

be besotted with

be passionate about

feel affection for

be in love with

be enchanted by

carrying a torch for

fall head over heels in love with

consumed with desire for

have affection for

twitterpated by

derive great pleasure from

be swept off one's feet by

enamoured of^US

put on pedestal

passionate about

give one's heart to

develop a crush on

become smitten with

be fascinated with

with a passion for

become infatuated with

infatuated with

lose one's heart to

immerse yourself in

enjoy to the full

taste to the full

get pleasure from

feel self-satisfied about

get a buzz from

get a thrill from

make the most of

develop a liking for

develop an affection for

hit it off with

be very fond of

be very partial to

be very keen on

get a charge from

derive pleasure

indulge oneself

have a craving for

set one's heart on

have a yearning for

have a good time

be pleased with

anticipate with pleasure

await with pleasure

look forward to

count the days until

lick one's lips over

be unable to wait for

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