laudable - worthy of praise
laud: praise, extol
laudatory: complimentary, praising
laudation: praise; commendation
applaud: to express approval; give praise
plaudits: an expression of enthusiastic approval or approbation
applause: the noise made by a group of people clapping and sometimes shouting to show their approval or enjoyment
plausible: having an appearance of truth of reason; seemingly worthy of approval, acceptance, or praise
accolades: an award.
accolades: awards.
plaudit: praise
adulation?extreme or excessive praise and adoration
Laudability: being able to be praised
illaudable: not worthy of praise
laudative: containing or expressive praise.
Laudnum - Tincture of opium, used for various medical purposes.
Belauding : To praise excessively.
applauder: someone who applauds and claps
Claudicat: limping
laudably: adverb, deserve being complemented by someone.
laudable - worthy of praise
ReplyDeletelaud: praise, extol
ReplyDeletelaudatory: complimentary, praising
ReplyDeletelaudation: praise; commendation
ReplyDeleteapplaud: to express approval; give praise
ReplyDeleteplaudits: an expression of enthusiastic approval or approbation
ReplyDeleteapplause: the noise made by a group of people clapping and sometimes shouting to show their approval or enjoyment
ReplyDeleteplausible: having an appearance of truth of reason; seemingly worthy of approval, acceptance, or praise
ReplyDeleteaccolades: an award.
ReplyDeleteaccolades: awards.
Deleteplaudit: praise
ReplyDeleteadulation?
ReplyDeleteextreme or excessive praise and adoration
Laudability: being able to be praised
ReplyDeleteillaudable: not worthy of praise
ReplyDeletelaudative: containing or expressive praise.
ReplyDeleteLaudnum - Tincture of opium, used for various medical purposes.
ReplyDeleteBelauding : To praise excessively.
ReplyDeleteapplauder: someone who applauds and claps
ReplyDeleteClaudicat: limping
ReplyDeletelaudably: adverb, deserve being complemented by someone.
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