Praise, praze, s

commendation; approbation; the pre ion of gratitude for favours a glorifying extolling; object,ground, or reason; of praise: v.a. bestow commendation on; to extol; to commend of from applaud (L. pretium, price). praiser. commendable; laudable, Praiseworthily, the-le ad. in a praiseworthy manner. Praiseworthine , praze'-wur-the-nes,, s. the state of being praiseworthy. there are several, derived from Sanskrit, and that superseded its use. high mettle; to ride with bounding movements or ostentatiously; to walk or strut about in a showy or erupriding with gallant show. ameal). make a display (prick). mischievous trick, rather for sport than injury. prac- Pranking, prangk'-ing, s. ostentatious display. Prank use; hound have been infused (Gr.) babble: v.a. to utter foolishly: s. trifling talk; unmeaning loquacity (Scand.) and trifling talk. Gratingly, pra'-ting-le, ad. in a prating manner. place after quarantine, or upon certification that she s. empty and idle chatter (prate). pro- Prattler, prat'-ler, s. one who prattles. which see. who shrimp family. of examples, for practice. See Practice. to petition;to addre the Supreme Being with adoration: v.a. to supplicate; to entreat;to ask with reverence and urgency; to petition (L. prex, precis, to be prayer) solemn addre to the Supreme Being; as regards the Supreme," a turning of one's soul in reverence, else infinite desire, and endeavour to what is highest and best;" a formula of church service or worship; practice of supplication; that part of a petition which specifies the request. writ or forms of devotion. using much prayer. Prayerfully, pra'-er-ful-le,ad. in a prayerful manner. Prayerfulne ,pra'-er-ful-nes, s. the state of being prayerful prayer. Prayerle ly, pra'-er-les-le, ad. in a prayerle manner. Prayerle ne , pra'-er-les-nes, s. the state of being prayerle . prayer. prag- Pre, pre, a Latin prefix signifying before, or prior in space, time, or degree. tion. on a religious subject; to discourse earnestly; to trees exhort to repentance: v.a. to proclaim; to inculcate in religious discourses; to deliver. To preach up, to dico, to proclaim.) pious subjects; one who admonishes with earnestne . Preachment, preetch'-ment, s. a discourse or sermon, precious in contempt. quainter. Preadamic, pre-a-dam'-ik, a. previous toAdam. Precipient, there were men on the earth before Adam: a. long precipitable. prior to the Adamic creation. Precipitable, administration. Precipitance, viously. haste;