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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
adore

to love (a person) greatly

love intensely

bless

to ask God's favour for (a person)

sanctify

blest

of bless

sanctify

celebrate

to do something to show that (a day or an invent) is important or an occasion for rejoicing

commemorate occasion, achievement

consecrate

to set (something) apart as scared or for a religious purpose

hold in high religious regard

deify

to worship (a person) as a god

elevate, glorify

enhance

to add to (the value, attraction, reputation etc)

improve, embellish

eulogize

to praise (a person, thing) highly in speech or writing

praise, glorify

exaggerate

to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is

overstate, embellish

exhilarate

to make (a person) very excited and happy

make very happy

extol

to praise (a person, quality) highly

sing the praises of

glorify

to praise (God); to give honour and glory to (a hero)

praise

heighten

(to cause something) to become high(er); (to cause) to become greater in degree

intensify

idolize

to live or admire (a person, thing) too much

think of very highly; worship

inflate

to fill (a tyre, balloon etc) with air or gas

blow up, increase

inspire

to put (encouraging, creative thoughts, feelings or aims etc) into (a person)

encourage, stimulate

intensified

make more forceful, severe

make more forceful, severe

intensify

(to cause something) to become stronger or more determined

make more forceful, severe

magnify

to make (a person or thing) appear larger (as with a lens or microscope); to exaggerate (something)

enlarge, intensify

maximize

to make (a profit, opportunity etc) as large as possible

blow up, increase

overestimate

to make (one's estimates) too large

blow up, increase

overstate

to express or state (something) too strongly

exaggerate

raising

lift; build from the ground

lift; build from the ground

recommend

to speak favourably of (a person, thing); say that one thinks (something) is good (for a purpose) or that (a person) is suitable (for a post etc)

advise, approve

solemnize

to perform (especially a wedding) with the usual formal ceremony

sanctify

venerate

to regard (a person, a memory etc) with great honour or respect

revere

EXALT as in Wiktionary
EXALT as in Wikipedia