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Meanings of praiseworthily in English
Portuguese
admirávelmente Synonyms
Examples for "admirably"
Examples for "admirably"
1
Young Nicolaus did admirably, his slight young body going a good distance.
2
The Makololo guided the canoes admirably through the opening in the dyke.
3
The features were slightly aquiline; the head was oval and admirably poised.
4
This lesson has already been admirably learned and applied by the government.
5
This had been the German plan; and it was coming off admirably.
1
The Government has responded with commendable urgency to news of the outbreak.
2
It's time for you to use your commendable skills to help me.
3
She said, I think it's most commendable that you ended your marriage.
4
The owner of Milo Arms, Inc., had a commendable sense of humor.
5
I leave you to your commendable work of rescuing damsels in distress.
1
He laudably discloses that his scholarly institutions have received funding from the tobacco industry.
2
In some cases, developers are laudably up-front about the problems.
3
I found Katz in the dining room and he was looking laudably perky, too.
4
It's earnestly didactic, anti-violence stuff, laudably aimed at the impressionable age bracket it depicts.
5
This seems a laudably low record, and Canada takes great credit to herself for it.
Usage of praiseworthily in English
1
Fourthly, because he may praiseworthily sorrow for another's sin.
2
Mr. Beardsell did an excellent business in the district-workedit up well and most praiseworthily; but he, in time, left.
3
The three came, accompanied by other influential persons, among whom were some Augustinian, Dominican, and Jesuit religious, all of whom served in their ministry praiseworthily.
Praiseworthily through the time