hailed

As verbs the difference between hailed and praise

is that hailed is (hail) while praise is to give praise to.

As a noun praise is

commendation; favourable representation in words.

As verbs the difference between hailed and declared

is that hailed is past tense of hail while declared is past tense of declare.

As verbs the difference between hailed and thought

is that hailed is (hail) while thought is (think).

As a noun thought is

form created in the mind, rather than the forms perceived through the five senses; an instance of thinking.

As verbs the difference between hailed and appreciated

is that hailed is (hail) while appreciated is (appreciate).

As an adjective appreciated is

recognized as having value.

As verbs the difference between hailed and lauded

is that hailed is past tense of hail while lauded is past tense of laud.

As an adverb simultaneously

is occurring at the same time.

As a verb hailed is

past tense of hail.

As verbs the difference between hailed and acclaimed

is that hailed is past tense of hail while acclaimed is past tense of acclaim.

As an adjective acclaimed is

greatly praised or lauded, revered, highly respected.

As verbs the difference between haloed and hailed

is that haloed is (halo) while hailed is (hail).

As an adjective haloed

is encircled with a halo.

As verbs the difference between hailed and praised

is that hailed is past tense of hail while praised is past tense of praise.