transitive. To praise, glorify, exalt, honour, worship.

transitive. To show reverence to (God or a god); to worship.

To honour as holy, to regard and treat with reverence or awe (esp. God or his name).

To call holy; to extol, praise, or adore (God) as holy, worthy of reverence.

transitive. To honour or revere as a supernatural being or power, or as a holy thing; to regard or approach with religious veneration.

transitive. To worship or venerate (a god or gods, an idol, etc.) with religious rites and ceremonies; to offer formal praise and prayer to. Now rare.

transitive. To worship, venerate (a person or thing); to revere, honour. Also intransitive.

transitive. To worship or venerate as (or as if) God or a god.

(a) To advance the glory of (God, His name) by faithful action or suffering. (Cf. glory, n. 2b.) (b) To ascribe glory and praise in adoration to…

transitive. To praise, to sing or speak the praises of; to celebrate. Often to laud and bless (praise, magnify). Originally implying an act of…

transitive. spec. To praise, render honour to (God). archaic in later use.

transitive. To glorify (a deity, a venerated person, etc.), esp. through ceremony, ritual, song, or prayer; to sing the praises of.

transitive. ? To worship. rare.

To regard with reverence and awe; to revere. Now only with God as object; formerly in wider sense.

transitive. To regard with reverence or veneration as having a divine or sacred character; (more generally) to worship.

transitive and intransitive. To worship, venerate (a person or thing); to revere, honour.

transitive. To worship, venerate; to adore. Obsolete.

In various figurative uses. To worship (a deity). Obsolete. rare.

To extol or magnify (in praise). Obsolete.

transitive. To show reverence to.

transitive. To make into a god, to deify; to worship as a god. Now rare.

transitive. To regard with feelings of respect and reverence; to look upon as something exalted, hallowed, or sacred; to reverence or revere.

transitive and intransitive. To give thanks (for).

= bless, v.1 4 or 5.

transitive. To address a doxology to.