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laud formal
verb (lauded , lauding )
1 to praise.
2 to sing or speak the praises of someone or something, especially a god.
noun praise. See also lauds.
[14c: from Latin laus , laudis praise]
laudable
adjective worthy of praise; commendable.
[15c]
laudability noun .
laudably adverb .

laudable, laudatory Laudable means deserving praise and laudatory means expressing it: ? There is nothing that is not laudable and praiseworthy in this scheme. ? It was all very laudable bringing culture to the masses. ? The paper continued to write laudatory pieces about the embattled Mr Young. Laudatory is the more often confused, as in the following incorrect example: ? Mr Rossi seems to have led a laudatory existence for a man of his calling.

laudanum
noun a solution of morphine in alcohol, formerly often taken by mouth to relieve pain, aid sleep, etc.
[17c: a Latinized name first coined by the physician and alchemist, Paracelsus (c.1490?1541)]
laudatory
adjective containing or expressing praise.
[16c: from Latin laudatorius ]
lauds
plural noun , now esp RC Church the first of the canonical hours of the day, now often taken together with matins and the time when the traditional morning prayers and psalms are said and sung.
[14c: plural of laud]

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