belaud (Meaning)

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belaud (v. t.)

To laud or praise greatly.

No weak antonyms found.

The critics belauded the novel for its intricate plot and evocative prose.
The performance was met with thunderous applause, belauding the actors for their exceptional skills.
The research team was belauded for their groundbreaking discovery, which had the potential to transform medicine.
The athlete's incredible determination and sportsmanship were belauded by both opponents and spectators.
The organization's efforts to promote diversity and inclusion were belauded by the community.
The teacher's innovative teaching methods were belauded by students and parents alike.
The architect's design for the new building was belauded for its elegance and functionality.
The chef's exquisite culinary skills were belauded by gourmands across the region.
The artist's abstract paintings were belauded for their emotional depth and imaginative use of color.
The scientist's unwavering dedication to her research was belauded by her peers in the field.

To laud or praise greatly.

commend,congratulate, massage, overpraise, praise, applaud, stroke, honey, butter up, suck (up to)

decry, disparage, disparage, put down, belittle,put down, decry, depreciate, depreciate, belittle

The critics belauded the novel for its intricate plot and evocative prose.

The performance was met with thunderous applause, belauding the actors for their exceptional skills.

The research team was belauded for their groundbreaking discovery, which had the potential to transform medicine.

The athlete's incredible determination and sportsmanship were belauded by both opponents and spectators.