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Laudable

usgb/ˈlɔːdəbl/Volume
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Positive ConnotationPlay
The word 'laudable' carries a positive tone, signaling approval and respect. SlideVolunteering your time for a laudable cause can be very fulfilling.
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Formal ContextPlay
'Laudable' is often used in formal speech and writing, not casual conversations. SlideThe board found the director's commitment to innovation particularly laudable.
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Sincerity MattersPlay
Use 'laudable' to describe genuinely praiseworthy actions, not to flatter. SlideShe received the award in recognition of her laudable work in science.