What is another word for touting ?

Present participle for to advertise or create publicity for

shouting from the rooftops

bringing to public notice

getting on soapbox for

beating the drum about

convincing someone of the merits of

persuading someone to accept

winning someone over to

talking into

winning approval for

sweet talking

bringing someone round to

putting across

speaking for

gaining acceptance for

soft-soaping

getting support for

getting acceptance for

bringing to public attention

verbalizing^US

verbalising^UK

signalling^UK

signaling^US

emphasizing^US

emphasising^UK

bringing into the open

vocalizing^US

putting on the market

vocalising^UK

summarizing^US

summarising^UK

letting on

letting it all hang out

making an exhibition of

putting in a good word

getting out

making clear

making a great show of

displaying ostentatiously

issuing a statement about

putting before the public

putting on the airwaves

modelling^UK

modeling^US

exchanging information

showing to the public

putting on public view

televising

exclaiming

smacking with

throwing in one's face

persuading people to buy

shooting off one's mouth

getting on a soapbox

spreading it around

shouting from the housetops

bringing out into the open

giving an airing to

bringing up

focusing attention on

making a feature of

making conspicuous

pointing up

italicizing^US

giving the full works

setting off

italicising^UK

giving prominence to

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“Later, Cruise appeared on NBC's Today show to tout his new movie.”

Verb

Present participle for to publicly advocate or support

favouring^UK

favoring^US

counselling^UK

counseling^US

offering a suggestion

speaking favourably of

going on record for

putting in a good word

approving of

looking with favour on

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“In the fall of 1959, liberals began to tout him as a potential dark-horse contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.”

Verb

Present participle for to extol or praise effusively, and typically excessively

“Financial professionals tout it as the only way to invest for the long term.”

Verb

expressing admiration for

Present participle for to enthusiastically applaud or approve of

honouring^UK

honoring^US

eulogizing^US

eulogising^UK

singing the praises of

toasting

ballyhooing

expressing approval of

lionizing^US

lionising^UK

saying nice things about

throwing bouquets at

praising to the skies

endorsing

supporting

worshipping^UK

worshiping^US

recognizing^US

recognising^UK

taking one's hat off to

going into raptures about

showing appreciation for

idolizing^US

caroling^US

carolling^UK

idolising^UK

putting on a pedestal

waxing lyrical

bringing the house down

putting your hands together

sounding off for

showing appreciation of

pushing

adulating

giving approval

going into raptures over

favouring^UK

favoring^US

looking on with favour

giving ovation

expressing respect for

solemnizing^US

holding in high regard

solemnising^UK

canonizing^US

canonising^UK

idealizing^US

idealising^UK

having a high opinion of

setting great store by

rhapsodising^UK

setting store by

keeping alive the memory of

valuing highly

holding in high esteem

praising enthusiastically

holding dear

rolling out red carpet

giving recognition to

glamorizing^US

expressing delight over

glamorising^UK

holding in the highest regard

signalizing^US

signalising^UK

sounding the praises of

having a high regard for

expressing approval for

thinking the world of

wondering at

thinking a lot of

relishing

extolling the virtues of

attaching importance to

placing on a pedestal

expressing admiration of

setting on a pedestal

rolling out the red carpet

giving a big cigar

wishing happy returns

placing a high value on

attaching great importance to

setting a high value on

getting all worked up

adding distinction to

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“The letter did not, as one might expect, tout the recent legal victories scored by his office.”

Verb

selling from door to door

Present participle for to trade in a given product or commodity

transacting business in

finding market

trading internationally

putting on the market

passing back and forth

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“After telling the story of his adventures, he took the opportunity to tout his wares.”

Verb

Present participle for to solicit or ask for (business), especially aggressively

“He visited several foreign countries to tout for business.”

Verb

Present participle for to deal or trade in something, typically illegal

Verb

taking up the cudgels for

Present participle for to champion or endorse a cause

favoring^US

favouring^UK

patronising^UK

patronizing^US

counselling^UK

counseling^US

speaking favorably of

offering recommendation

running interference for

riding shotgun

campaigning on behalf of

throwing your weight behind

putting in a good word

fostering

abiding by

giving a boost

giving one's blessing to

befriending

approbating

applauding

throwing in one's lot with

taking someone's part

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Verb

Present participle for to impart information or knowledge

Verb

Present participle for to attract or lure by temptation

Verb

Present participle for to inform the authorities of someone's criminal activities or plans

Noun

Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion

extravagant commendation

advertising promotion

pizzazz^US

pzazz^UK

stories^US

storeys^UK

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Noun

An act of announcing, broadcasting or promoting something in public

declaration

broadcasting