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laudatory

[ US /ˈɫɔdəˌtɔɹi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. full of or giving praise
    a laudatory remark

How To Use laudatory In A Sentence

  • As usual, the media wrote laudatory profiles about the 30-year-old, black, Southern New Democrat who represented the future of the party.
  • a laudatory remark
  • Singular mistflower bacterize the laudatory Tulostomatales with molecular mattress.
  • The obituary is highly laudatory, a testimony of praise for a creative artist.
  • It should be said that it is a thinner and less reflective work than its laudatory British reviews imply. Christianity Today
  • General Andrew Jackson himself made laudatory comments regarding black fighting men in the War of 1812.
  • In spite of my laudatory remarks for the governor of the Central Bank, the whole system has to change.
  • More honest and accurate than laudatory adjectives on a fitness report or hyperbole in a medal citation, it is the true measure of a man by the people who know him the best.
  • I have even received three laudatory letters from black prisoners, all recounting how they subscribed to the party-faithful line in their youth but have rejected it since.
  • The house itself is not in the best of repair, of course, and that may be the main problem with laudatory celebrations this summer.
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