ADJECTIVE
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worthy of high praise
a significant and praiseworthy increase in computer intelligence
laudable motives of improving housing conditions
a commendable sense of purpose
applaudable efforts to save the environment
How To Use applaudable In A Sentence
- Director Jo Ward maintained her faith in her cast and performances all round were applaudable as, indeed, was Jo's choice of play and her patience.
- All the same, having an applaudable body is something Berry is obviously aware of, and comfortable with.
- The applaudable philosophy is that flexibility is king.
- However, while applaudable efforts have been recorded, there are still outstanding challenges that demand our concerted efforts to address with particular reference to rural development and human capital formation.
- They kept close together, and covered for each other with applaudable distrust. John Terry and David Luiz at the heart of Chelsea's tactical triumph | David Pleat
- Excellent burgers, sides, beer, ambiance, energy level, desserts, service, crowd – everything is applaudable!
- I and my collegues applaud the American tradition of TRUTH - and your questioning throughout our nation of claims of heroism is applaudable. BERNARD RAMSEY
- She has apologised to her fans over the furore about her apparent decision to wear fur, branding their concern regarding animal pelts "fair and applaudable".
- For the President to encourage children to work hard, get their diploma, go to college, and set goals for themselves is applaudable. Pawlently takes aim at Obama's address to students
- While your attitude is applaudable, most prominent anti-abortion groups are also anti contraception and they don't tolerate anyone who is pro-life and pro-contraception. Diana Whitten and Anita Schillhorn van Veen: Abortion Ship Forced To Cease Operations After Passage Of Dutch Pregnancy Law