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Meanings of praiseworthy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "commendable"
Examples for "commendable"
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
This penchant, however laudable aesthetically, does not usually lead to distribution deals.
2
This is with the laudable aim of reducing accidents and road deaths.
3
Every virtue is laudable; Kindness is a virtue; Therefore kindness is laudable.
4
But in the details also there appears a laudable and liberal spirit.
5
Previously, Kenzo's highly laudable interest in environmental issues has had a laser-focus.
Usage of praiseworthy in English
1
His conduct in the former case is praiseworthy, in the latter sinful.
2
But he was found praiseworthy in the sight of the Divine Goodness.
3
Brown of hue, praiseworthy of qualities; and God bless him who saith:
4
Therefore it is apparently more praiseworthy to repay a favor at once.
5
Thirdly, that in reality the Illuminati were perfectly innocuous and even praiseworthy.
6
Also praiseworthy is Ball's triumphant creation of a unique place and ambience.
7
The Post-office is helping on the work of intercommunication with praiseworthy diligence.
8
Your efforts to secure the prosperity of the family are wholly praiseworthy.
9
But it was the seamy side of a praiseworthy spirit of enterprise.
10
Therefore it is even praiseworthy to desire the office of a bishop.
11
Therefore it would seem praiseworthy to desire the office of a bishop.
12
Therefore it is also praiseworthy to desire promotion to the episcopal state.
13
I have been congratulating myself on the praiseworthy abundance of my discretion.
14
To the former and more praiseworthy class Wally had belonged since boyhood.
15
In such a situation certain qualities were not praiseworthy alone-theywere necessary.
16
The admission that scientific attainment is praiseworthy does not confer scientific knowledge.
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