1. the act of praising someone or something enthusiastically and publicly
Usage: formal; often used in literary or ceremonial contexts

Examples

• The extolment of the hero's bravery filled the entire ceremony.
• Critics offered extolment of the director's innovative approach to filmmaking.
• The newspaper's extolment of the local athlete inspired many young people to pursue sports.
• His extolment of classical music showed his deep appreciation for the art form.
• The extolment of virtue was a common theme in ancient philosophical texts.
• She received extolment from her colleagues for her groundbreaking research.