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laudable

[law-duh-buhl] / ˈlɔ də bəl /


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It can feel like a liminal space, but the work of a critic never stops, and a stroll through Chelsea offers views, laudable and not, of how galleries navigate this transitional period.

From The Wall Street Journal

His supporters see that as a laudable steadiness.

From BBC

Having many high school athletes end their season as champions is laudable.

From Los Angeles Times

In mitigation, defence barrister Philip Wright told the court his actions may seem "unfathomable" given the "laudable and noble" features of his political life.

From BBC

This laudable notion of divining true skill should be extended to teachers to mitigate the oh-so-tempting use of AI in lesson plans, discussions, projects and tests.

From The Wall Street Journal