| win praise | 29.82 | His frankness has won praise. | ||
| draw praise | 12.84 | It has been drawing praise. | ||
| sing praise | 10.86 | They sing his praises. | ||
| have praise | 9.61 | I have only praise for him. | ||
| heap praise | 8.69 | Clinton heaped praise on Espy. | ||
| earn praise | 7.04 | Schett earned praise from Graf. | ||
| deserve praise | 6.25 | But the deal deserves praise. | ||
| offer praise | 5.99 | Yet he also offers praise. | ||
| receive praise | 5.92 | His first novel received high praise. | ||
| lavish praise | 4.81 | Music critics lavished praise. | ||
| give praise | 2.30 | When should one give praise? | ||
| bring praise | 1.51 | Her candor brought praise from critics. | ||
| get praise | 1.38 | But others get praise. | ||
| deflect praise | 1.25 | He will deflect the praise. | ||
| hear praise | 1.05 | It was not too late to hear such praise. | ||
| garner praise | 0.99 | But the product has not garnered universal praise. | ||
| take praise | 0.79 | Woods took the praise in stride. | ||
| accept praise | 0.72 | Barkley accepted the praise graciously. | ||
| echo praise | 0.59 | The Baker-philic press echoed the praise. | ||
| elicit praise | 0.59 | The diving pool often elicits praise. |