The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bepraise \Be*praise"\, v. t.
To praise greatly or extravagantly.
--Goldsmith.
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To praise greatly or extravagantly.
Usage examples of "bepraise".
The spot where the brooklet came rushing over its rocky steep was reached, the ferns gathered and bepraised, before a word was interchanged between the stranger knight and me.
Or it may solve the riddle, that she lends Herself to all, and yields herself to none, Save heavenliest: though claims by men are raised In hot assurance under shade of doubt: And numerous are the images bepraised As Beauty's Queen, should passion head the rout.
It was of no use to recall the many instances where praise to the face had redounded to the everlasting honor of praiser and bepraised.
Mazarin was large in promises, -- quite unlike the virtuous Monsieur Grimaud so bepraised by La Ramee.
The AF boy with the chicken stuff on his shoulders wasn't in the least way patronizing, gods bepraised.
He have been bepraising this here soil, which it is only fit to clean the women's kettles.