laudably Sentence Examples
- The medical team was laudably dedicated to providing exceptional care to their patients during the pandemic.
- The athlete's laudably perseverance in training led to a remarkable performance during the competition.
- The staff members were laudably efficient in completing the project on time despite facing numerous challenges.
- The organization's laudably efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion were recognized and appreciated by the community.
- The politician's laudably stance on environmental issues was well-received by voters.
- The artist's laudably creativity and innovation resulted in a captivating and thought-provoking exhibition.
- The volunteer's laudably commitment to the cause inspired others to join the movement.
- The teacher's laudably patience and understanding helped students grasp complex concepts.
- The chef's laudably culinary skills impressed diners with delectable dishes.
- The engineer's laudably attention to detail ensured the successful completion of the project.
laudably Meaning
laudably (r)
in an admirable manner
laudably (adv.)
In a laudable manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of laudably
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- distinctive
- noble
- estimable
- outstanding
- applaudable
- noticeable
- creditable
- good
- moral
- noteworthy
- awesome
- honorable
- valuable
- distinguished
Antonyms:
- infamous
- sorry
- base
- nasty
- infamous
- unethical
- scabby
- ignominious
- disgraceful
- shocking
- shameful
- unsavory
- base
- scurvy
- sordid
- scandalous
- scabby
- scandalous
- dirty
- scurvy
- shocking
- mean
- disgraceful
- shady
- lousy
- pitiable
- sordid
- disreputable
- lousy
- unethical
- nasty
- unsavory
- mean
- low
- ignominious
- wretched
- dishonorable
- illaudable
- low
- illaudable
- pitiable
- disreputable
- dirty
- vile
- shady
- sorry
- wretched
- shameful
- dishonorable
- vile
FAQs About the word laudably
in an admirable mannerIn a laudable manner.
commendable, admirable, impressive, worthy, excellent, praiseworthy,meritorious, distinctive, noble, estimable
reprehensible, deplorable, pitiful, censurable, discreditable, censurable, notorious, unworthy, notorious, detestable
The medical team was laudably dedicated to providing exceptional care to their patients during the pandemic.
The athlete's laudably perseverance in training led to a remarkable performance during the competition.
The staff members were laudably efficient in completing the project on time despite facing numerous challenges.
The organization's laudably efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion were recognized and appreciated by the community.
