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• (saintly)- of, relating to, resembling, or befitting a saint;
encomium = eulogium = eulogy = panegyric = paean
• (encomium)- a formal expression of high praise; eulogy, ( ); She
received from the apothecary the highest encomium, and a reward for her
integrity. — Our Gift;
• (eulogy)- high praise or commendation, ( ,
); I doubted as to the last article of this eulogy: for they had several
provincial sounds; as there, pronounced like fear, instead of like fair; once
pronounced woonse, instead of wunse, or wonse. — Life Of Johnson;
• (eulogium)- a formal expression of praise for someone who has died
recently;
• (panegyric)-a lofty oration or writing in praise of a person or thing; eulogy,
( , ); All that fine panegyric was yours, that commiseration
was yours, that exhortation was yours. — The Orations of Marcus Tullius
Cicero, Volume 4;
• (paean)- any song of praise, joy, or triumph, ( - , );
Vergil's ninth Catalepton seems to have been written as a paean in honor of
Messalla on receipt of the first incomplete report. — Vergil;
paean {hymn : doxology}
• (hymn)- a song of praise or thanksgiving to God or a deity; The greatest
Veda hymn is the "Bhagavat Gita," a section in the Mahabharata concerning
life's never-ending spiritual journey towards perfection. — Conservapedia;
• (doxology)- a hymn or verse in Christian liturgy glorifying God;
kudos = congratulations = extolment : complement {make perfect} >
complementary
• (kudos)- honor; glory; acclaim, ( ); Some authors were
motivated to write strictly for the critics, for the kudos and awards. —
Analog Science Fiction and Fact;
• (complement)- something that completes or makes perfect, (
, ); As he grew older, he complemented, then replaced,
his physical strength with a stentorian voice;
• (complementary)- forming or serving as a complement; completing; The
term complementary implies similarity in the main elements of character
with adaptable differences. — Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife;
ovation = plaudit = acclamation = éclat
• (ovation)- an enthusiastic public reception of a person, marked esp. by
loud and prolonged applause, ( ); The audience gave her a
standing ovation, and she left and returned to the stage three times. — The