lauding (Meaning)

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lauding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Laud

The audience broke into spontaneous applause, lauding the conductor's masterful interpretation of the symphony.
Critics and fans alike were quick to laud the actor's tour-de-force performance as the tragic hero.
The mayor lauds the community's volunteers for their tireless efforts in organizing the annual food drive.
The historical society lauded the generous donation of rare artifacts from a local family with deep roots in the area.
The coach lauded his team's unwavering determination and fighting spirit, even in the face of adversity.
Scholars from around the world are lauding the discovery of a cache of ancient manuscripts that shed new light on a forgotten civilization.
The prime minister lauded the nation's healthcare workers for their tireless efforts and sacrifices during the pandemic.
The renowned pianist was lauded for her breathtaking virtuosity and emotional depth in her performance of Chopin's études.
The environmental group lauded the government's ambitious plan to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change.
The CEO lauded the employees for their exceptional work and dedication, which contributed to the company's record-breaking profits.

of Laud

hailing,praising, applauding, acclaiming, endorsing, saluting, cheering,commending, touting, rising (to)

blaming, disparaging, blaming, panning, knocking, slamming, criticizing, belittling, slamming,knocking

The audience broke into spontaneous applause, lauding the conductor's masterful interpretation of the symphony.

Critics and fans alike were quick to laud the actor's tour-de-force performance as the tragic hero.

The mayor lauds the community's volunteers for their tireless efforts in organizing the annual food drive.

The historical society lauded the generous donation of rare artifacts from a local family with deep roots in the area.