illaudable (Meaning)

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illaudable (a.)

Not laudable; not praise-worthy; worthy of censure or disapprobation.

The politician's illaudable actions undermined the public's trust in government.
Cheating on an exam is an illaudable act that can have serious consequences.
Lying to cover up a mistake is an illaudable way to handle a situation.
The company's illaudable decision to lay off employees without notice was met with widespread condemnation.
Spreading rumors about someone is an illaudable thing to do, as it can damage their reputation.
Taking credit for someone else's work is an illaudable act of plagiarism.
The student's illaudable behavior in class resulted in their suspension.
The athlete's illaudable use of performance-enhancing drugs led to their disqualification from the competition.
The government's illaudable handling of the crisis only served to worsen the situation.
The company's illaudable advertising campaign was criticized for its deceptive claims.

Not laudable; not praise-worthy; worthy of censure or disapprobation.

reprehensible, contemptible, pitiful, dirty, censurable, detestable, notorious, infamous, deplorable, lousy

praiseworthy, laudable, creditable, meritorious, excellent, worthy, commendable, commendable, worthy, admirable

The politician's illaudable actions undermined the public's trust in government.

Cheating on an exam is an illaudable act that can have serious consequences.

Lying to cover up a mistake is an illaudable way to handle a situation.

The company's illaudable decision to lay off employees without notice was met with widespread condemnation.