Definition of laudatory
: of, relating to, or expressing praise
- laudatory reviews
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Examples of laudatory in a Sentence
The play received mostly laudatory reviews.
Recent Examples of laudatory from the Web
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Trump offered laudatory remarks about Manning but did not mention her students or refugees.
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With Facebook’s failures looming large, this attitude around this year’s F8 felt markedly different from the evangelical, laudatory atmosphere of the past.
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More than 1,300 pages of records that were previously released largely consist of correspondence from staffers sharing press releases, news articles or laudatory notes from Pence’s fans.
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More than 1,300 pages of records that were previously released largely consist of correspondence from staffers sharing press releases, news articles or laudatory notes from Pence's fans.
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Theranos generated huge hype and laudatory coverage in places like the New Yorker, Wired, and Fortune by selling a compelling idea — even as its PR people couldn’t show me an actual patient who had benefited.
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Theranos generated huge hype and laudatory coverage in places like The New Yorker, Wired and Fortune by selling a compelling idea — even as its PR people couldn’t show me an actual patient who had benefited.
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Carreyrou's incessant and damning stream of stories, which were consistently met with denials from Holmes and Theranos, ultimately were integral in changing the tenor of Theranos coverage from laudatory to critical.
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The speech -- delivered a month before his assassination -- was not a laudatory celebration of how far the Civil Rights Movement had come.
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: expressing or containing praise
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