Laudable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAUDABLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Worthy of being lauded; praiseworthy; commendable; as, laudable motives; laudable actions; laudable ambition.
• Healthy; salubrious; normal; having a disposition to promote healing; not noxious; as, laudable juices of the body; laudable pus.
ADJECTIVE:
• worthy of praise
• (of an action, idea, or aim) deserving praise and commendation
• worthy of high praise
• praiseworthy

Words related to LAUDABLE

laudableness15 laudably14 praiseworthy23

Words that contain LAUDABLE

illaudable13 applaudable18 laudableness15 laudablenesses17

How to use LAUDABLE in a sentence

• Study to shew thyself laudable unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, dividing the word of truth justly.
• The play seems tedious, till you can get fairly out of the house, and realise your laudable intentions.
• Love always gives something to the Object it delights in, and Anger spoils the Person against whom it is moved of something laudable in him.
• No means are stuck at in accomplishing this laudable end.
• Those only that believe in the efficacy of acts are laudable.
• The advance of the human mind towards any object of laudable pursuit, may be compared to the progress of a body driven by a blow.
• Falkland! thou enteredst upon thy career with the purest and most laudable intentions.
• Reuben, through a laudable curiosity, and to serve as an example to her own children, caused the orphans to say their prayers aloud before retiring to bed.
• That power should be puffed up with pride, that authority should degenerate into rigor, if not laudable, is but too natural.
• It has been a precedent to many cities, who have followed the laudable example.
• We had accomplished an object of laudable ambition, and beyond the strict order of our instructions.
• Having done this, and flattered, in sundry other ways, the peculiarities of his companion, he pursued his other point with laudable pertinacity.
• Also he added to the possessions of the monastery in laudable wise, providing buildings and books and other things needful.
• The parliament have taken up the subject, and passed a very laudable vote in opposition.
• In such an assembly the self-respecting man with a laudable willingness to serve the State is conspicuous by his absence.
• To what more laudable end could they be expended? But the Russian was a yet more wily fox and the plan failed.
• And as long as the fellow-feeling is wanting, this zeal for enlightenment, however laudable its motive, is not apt to produce lasting results.
• May the laudable number of patriarchs and prophets curse him or them.
• They passed another laudable resolution in favour of their own manufactures.
• To this intimation he replied in such a manner as denoted a consciousness of having done his duty, and a laudable desire to vindicate his own conduct.
• The figures are still rude and deformed, but the artist shows a laudable desire, an ambition, in fact, to imitate the work of better artists than himself.
• Accordingly, with laudable presence of mind, I did what seemed the only thing to do.
• No motive is so innocent or so laudable, that he will not hold it up as villainy.
• But surely this laudable forbearance might be justly extended to young poets.
• I cannot but think the very Complacency and Satisfaction which a Man takes in these Works of Nature, to be a laudable, if not a virtuous Habit of Mind.
• Major Denham, who always sought, with laudable zeal, to penetrate into every corner of Africa, now found his way in another direction.
• His lady has her pleasures, neither laudable nor criminal ones, which she pursues in the country.
• It was probably the first time the word love had been presented to him as anything but a commonplace term for laudable but commonplace feelings.
• By the way, there has been in these grounds a Fancy Fair with the laudable object of aiding the funds for the repair of the Ladye Chapel of St.
• I presume, that it is owing to the same laudable consideration, that you kept back the copy of that to the wicked man himself.
• This longing springs from a sentiment so laudable, that society should take it into consideration.
• Brissot, in this letter, congratulated the members of the commitee, on having come together for so laudable an object.

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