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- pronunciation:
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- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective)
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adjective |
| definition: |
worthy of praise.
The students' laudable fund-raising efforts brought in enough money to buy all new band uniforms.Although his intentions were laudable, his plan was a failure.- synonyms:
- creditable, meritorious, praiseworthy
- antonyms:
- abhorrent, abominable, deplorable, despicable, heinous, shameful
- similar words:
- admirable, estimable, excellent, honorable, model, proud, respectable, worthy
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favorable, virtuous |
adverb + (adj.)laudable
certainly, hardly, highly, however, less, morally, perfectly, surely, unfortunately, wholly
(adj.)laudable
+ noun
accomplishment,
achievement,
aids,
aim,
ambition,
aspiration,
attempt,
cause,
charity,
collection,
consumer,
democracy,
desire,
effort,
enterprise,
exception,
favor,
feature,
goal,
ideal,
instance,
intention,
matter,
mean,
move,
objective,
principle,
progress,
project,
purpose,
quality,
recommendation,
reform,
search,
sentiment,
track,
tradition,
value,
variety,
vision,
writer,
zeal
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| derivation: |
laudably (adv.) |
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