lauding
present participle oflaud
laud
verb[T]
formaluk/lɔːd/us/lɑːd/topraise:
TheGermanleadershiplauded theRussianinitiative.
Synonyms
exaltold use
extolformal
glorify
praise(SHOW APPROVAL)
Praising and applauding
- acclaim
- acclamation
- accolade
- adulate
- adulation
- cheer
- dispatch
- eulogistic
- eulogize
- eulogy
- exalt
- extol
- honour
- paean
- panegyric
- panegyrical
- panegyrist
- patsomeoneon the backidiom
- rave
- slap
Examplesoflauding
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In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Laudingthose genres and styles that have withstood the test of time, he created an opera in which references to past and present composers resonate with each other.
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Sociology focused strongly on work, economy, stratification and power - the serious subjects of politics and the public sphere -laudingrationality in its analyses and its subject matter.
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It is no uselaudingprivate enterprise if it was under private enterprise that those industries failed the country as they did.
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That book advanced some of the very ideas that many people are nowlaudingas newly discovered.
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I object strongly to thelaudingof the monarchy or any other institution.
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Thelaudingof our ally and the support that it would have been given would have been tremendous.
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We arelaudingour manufacturers for increasing our exports.
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I can then join her inlaudingthe news that was passed down to schools earlier this week.
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The trade-off for the simple formula that everyone islaudingtoday is that some children will lose out.
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Speeches were madelaudingthem, but, at the end, what happened to them?
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Now pensioners arelaudingthe service over and over again.
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What caused them to change their minds when they werelaudingthe environmental benefits of the previous route?
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Such minimal sums as are spent on what we in this country would regard as a caring social infrastructure must be spent onlaudingthe regime.
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There is a certain inconsistency in what is said about the desire for market forces in schools, while at the same timelaudingthe independent sector.
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Many of thoselaudingthe poem have seen their own interests reflected in it.
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- staff-association
- starkness
- stark reality
- stark relief
- stark reminder
- starlet
- starlight
- starling
- starlit
- Star of David
- star-of-david
- star player
- star quality
- star-quality
- starred
- starring
- starring role
- starring-role
- starry
- starry-eyed
- starry-eyed
- stars-align
- Stars and Stripes
- stars-and-stripes
- star sign