đ Word of the Day: ExtolâWhy We Should Use It More Often
In a world where criticism often takes center stage, the word extol reminds us of the power of praise. Defined as âto praise highly and lavishly,â extol is a verb that doesnât just suggest approvalâit sings it.
We often rush past moments of brilliance, quietly acknowledging someoneâs effort with a nod or a simple âgood job.â But what if we took it further? What if we paused to extol the creativity of a friend, the kindness of a teacher, or the resilience of a loved one?
To extol is to elevate someoneâs spirit. It tells them, âI see you. I recognize your effort, your brilliance, your worth.â Whether youâre writing a letter of recommendation, giving a speech, or simply complimenting someone in your life, extol encourages us to go beyond the ordinary and celebrate others generously.
Hereâs a quick way to use it:
At the ceremony, the principal extolled the studentsâ perseverance and dedication throughout the challenging year.
So today, take a moment to extol someone around you. Praise them not just for what they do, but for how they do itâwith heart, effort, and impact. A little lavish praise might go further than you think.
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