Difference between Proclaim and Laud

PROCLAIM vs LAUD: NOUN

A prayer service following matins
Hymn of praise
Praise or glorification
Music or singing in honor of any one.
A part of divine worship, consisting chiefly of praise; -- usually in the pl.
Praise; glorification.
A hymn or song of praise.
The service of prayers formerly following the matins and constituting with them the first of the seven canonical hours.
The time appointed for this service.
Praise; commendation; honorable mention.
That part of divine worship which consists in praise.
Music or a song in praise or honor of any one.
Plural In the Roman Catholic Church, and in the Anglican Ch. as a monastic or devotional office, a religious service, forming, in combination with matins, the first of the seven canonical hours: so called from the reiterated ascriptions of praise to God in the last of the psalms (cxlviii., cxlix., cl.) which it contains. The usage in the Greek church is similar. See canonical hours, under canonical.
High commendation; praise; honor; exaltation; glory.

Synonyms Declare, Publish, Announce, Proclaim, etc. (see announce), blaze abroad, trumpet, blazon.
To apply prohibition to by a proclamation.
Declare formally
Declare someone to be something
Of titles
To make announcement concerning; publish; advertise, as by herald or crier: said of persons.
To make known by public announcement; promulgate; announce; publish.

To praise in words; speak or sing in praise of; especially, to extol or praise highly: as, to laud one to the skies.

Say, Proclamation, Shout, Preach, Affirm, Assert, Profess, Declare, Predicate, Glorify, Promulgate, Exalt, Exclaim, Laud, Extol

Kudos, Revere, Tout, Lease, Rent, Welcome, Appreciate, Salute, Praise, Commend, Applaud, Glorify, Exalt, Proclaim, Extol

Announce, Say, Proclamation, Shout, Affirm, Assert, Profess, Declare, Predicate, Glorify, Promulgate, Exalt, Exclaim, Laud, Extol

Admiration, Commendation, Revere, Tout, Lease, Rent, Welcome, Appreciate, Salute, Praise, Applaud, Glorify, Exalt, Proclaim, Extol

Arab peoples, to proclaim the most absolute neutrality.
PRINCIPLE, they proclaim to be the great object.
Michael Corleone garden to proclaim his and family.
Proclaim that Christ has triumphed over the devil.
Millions of books proclaim this diatribe each year.
Christian theology must proclaim the death of God.
Governor may proclaim a STATE OF WAR EMERGENCY.
One of the ways we proclaim His power to save when we gather is to proclaim our inability to save ourselves.
To proclaim something as beyond question is to proclaim tyranny.
We proclaim your praise, your beloved children proclaim: Blessed be God most holy!