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Meanings of laud in English

Portuguese
louvar
Catalan
exaltar
Spanish
enaltecer

To praise, glorify, or honor (e.g. a virtue).

        louvar
        Usage of laud in English
        1
        Perhaps but that is simply another reason to laud the irrepressible Spieth.
        The Guardian
        2
        Something for George to playfully laud over Louis in the future, perhaps?
        The South African
        3
        I can not laud the expertness of the Manóbo as a bowman.
        The Manóbos of Mindanáo / Memoirs of the National Academy of Sci...
        4
        We travelled the whole distance over the basaltic table-laud without any impediment.
        Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia / From Moreton Ba...
        5
        Others laud it as a defense of life against soulless scientific exploitation.
        Wired
        6
        Then she addresses herself directly to the poets to laud their virtues.
        Rhetoric and Poetry in the Renaissance / A Study of Rhetorical T...
        7
        Again, praise the lord all ye gentiles, and laud him all nations.
        The first New Testament printed in English
        8
        Many laud it for providing high-quality products despite heavy state pressure.
        Reuters
        9
        Supporters laud the ability of the nation's health bureaucracy to mobilize so effectively.
        Wired
        10
        In the morning, left the laud with the wind almost ahead.
        A Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and Sennaar / Under the...
        11
        As briefly and plainly as possible - Iamnot here to laud Octavian.
        The Memoirs of Cleopatra
        12
        Would he wound a Sydneyite in the fifth rib, let him laud Melbourne.
        Recollections / With Photogravure Portrait of the Author and a n...
        13
        Likewise I laud the wisdom of Ebn Busrac, where he exclaims:
        Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
        14
        Just why the aliens always choose to laud in hayfields is anybody's guess.
        The Irish Times
        15
        It is now the fashion to laud Bruce, and to pity his misfortunes.
        First Footsteps in East Africa
        16
        It's impressive. Marchand preferred to laud the play of his linemates.
        Reuters
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