adjective

laudable

laudable, praiseworthy, commendable

Her efforts to help the poor are laudable.

Her efforts to help the poor are laudable.

He has a laudable goal of becoming a doctor.

He has a laudable goal of becoming a doctor.

(sth.) is laudable (sth.) is deserving of praise Her efforts to help the poor are laudable.

a laudable (noun) a praiseworthy (noun) He has a laudable goal.

Synonyms: commendable, praiseworthy, admirable; Antonyms: blameworthy, contemptible

From Latin 'laudare' (to praise). The suffix '-able' means 'worthy of'. So, 'worthy of praise'.

It sounds like 'applaud-able'. If something is laudable, you can applaud it.

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