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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His remarks on Friday extolling Kim's gun-barrel grip on power ratcheted up similar laudatory comments since Tuesday's summit.
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Local reviews have been laudatory, and her voice sounds as powerful and assured as ever.
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The fact sheet contained laudatory statements by former US intelligence leaders, including John Brennan and James Clapper, whom Trump routinely attacks because of their service in the Obama administration.
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The White House released several other reports that were laudatory toward Jackson late Tuesday, including his performance reviews for the past four years.
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In the aftermath of Mackay’s death, long, laudatory obituaries filled the columns of most American newspapers—and many in England and France.
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But Gates' comments about Mr. Trump weren't all laudatory.
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Kevin Williamson’s laudatory National Review cover story on Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt takes a unique approach to the awkward problem.
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Trump offered laudatory remarks about Manning but did not mention her students or refugees.
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: expressing or containing praise
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