be  -praised  &c. ;  receive  honour-
able mention;  be  in  -favour,  -
high  favour-  with;  ring  with
the  praises  of,  win  golden  opin-
ions, gain  credit,  find  favour  with,
stand  well  in  the  opinion  of ;  lau-
dari  a  laudato  viro.
Adj.  approving  &c.  -y. ;  in  fa-
vour of;  lost  in  admiration.
commendatory,  complimentary,
benedictory,  laudatory,  panegyri-
cal, eulogistic,  encomiastic,  lavish
of  praise,  uncritical.
approved,  praised  &c.  v. ;  un-
censured,  -impeached;  popular,  in
good  odour;  in  high  esteem  &c.
{respected)  938 ;  in  -,  in  high-  fa-
vour.
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rebuke,  reprimand,  castigation,
jobation,  lecture,  curtain  lecture,
blow  up,  wigging,  dressing,  ra-
ting, scolding,  trimming;  correc-
tion, set  down,  rap  on  the  knuc-
kles, coup  de  bee,  rebuff;  slap,  -on
the  face;  home  thrust,  hit;  frown,
scowl,  black  look.
diatribe ;  jeremi-ad,  -ade ;  tirade,
philippic.
clamour,  outcry,  hue  and  cry;
hiss,  -ing;  sibilation,  cat-call;  ex-
ecration &c.  908.
chiding,  upbraiding  &c.  v. ;  ex-
probation,  abuse,  vituperation,  in-
vective, objurgation,  contumely;
hard  -,  cutting  -,  bitter-  words.
evil-speaking;  bad  language  &c.
908:  personality.
V.  disapprove;  dislike  &c.  867;
lament  &c.  839;  object  to,  take
exception  to;  be  scandalized  at,
think  ill  of;  view  with  -disfavour,
~  dark  eyes,  -  jaundiced  eyes;
nil  admirari,  dis  value,  impro-
bate.
frown  upon,  look  grave;  bend  -,
knit-  the  brows;  shake  the  head
at,  shrug  the  shoulders;  turn  up
the  nose  &c.  {contemp)t)  930 ;  look
-askance,  -  black  upon ;  look  with
an  evil  eye ;  make  a  wry  -face,  -
mouth-  at;  set  one's  face  against.
dis-praise,  -commend,  -parage;
deprecate,  speak  ill  of,  not  speak
well  of;  condemn  &c.  (Jind  guilty)
971.
blame ;  lay  -,  cast-  blame  upon ;
censure,  fronder,  reproach,  pass
censure  on,  reprobate,  impugn.
remonstrate,  expostulate,  re-
criminate.
