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adulate
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adulate verb acclaim, admire, applaud, approbate, approve, celebrate, commend, compliment, eulogize, exalt, express, extol, flatter, glorify, idolize, laud, lionize, overpraise, pay tribute to, praise, salute
See also: overestimate


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Think not to buy excessively deficient or ample and overly low or striking pieces of womens plus size jewelry because they might not be useable and adulatory in the eyes of the PHAT woman.
On the verso of each spread he imagines himself in a grand role, such as a tennis player in a packed stadium, or a pop star before an adulatory audience, a teacher in a lecture theatre, or a superhero zooming among metropolitan canyons on urgent altruistic missions, and so on.
Before a rousing encore of Paul McCartney's Eat At Home, the band, numbering eight by the end, had trooped off stage to the kind of adulatory response usually saved for hometown heroes.
 
 
 
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