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Meanings of laudatory in English
Usage of laudatory in English
1
Sets of laudatory or depreciatory adjectives are employed in the same way.
2
Has written books for which people like Theodore Roosevelt wrote laudatory introductions.
3
All the houses were ornamented with flags, festoons, busts, and laudatory inscriptions.
4
The outgoing ministers were very grave, very self-laudatory, and very courteous.
5
The most English of poets has not one laudatory phrase for
6
The specification is objected to as containing large portions that are merely laudatory.
7
Their coverage of the Ballroom does seem almost... Well, not laudatory.
8
She lost no opportunity of letting fall a laudatory word concerning Dyce Lashmar.
9
A man with a smart horse, upon which the landlord makes laudatory remarks.
10
Houses were illuminated and pictures and laudatory poems offered for sale.
11
Wise or dull, laudatory or otherwise, we put their opinions aside.
12
Fonsegue says that it's written in too laudatory a style for the 'Globe.'
13
Two cries rose loud and laudatory from the multitude Who is like Apleon?
14
They don't want cheap newspaper puffs, nor laudatory speeches from generals.
15
A true aspirant therefore never needs look for allusions personal and laudatory in discourse.
16
Sareitha's Ned Yarman and Vandene's Jaem were quite laudatory about how quickly they learned.
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Laudatory through the time
Laudatory across language varieties
United Kingdom
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