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laud English

Meaning laud meaning

What does laud mean?

laud

— verb (= extol, glorify) praise, glorify, or honor extol the virtues of one's children glorify one's spouse's cooking

Synonyms laud synonyms

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laud English » English

praise extol commend eulogize compliment glorify admire exalt applaud extoller exaltation admiration acclaim proclaim honour speak highly of praise highly magnify flatter celebrate appreciate worship troll tout rhapsodize rhapsodise regard rave preach up overpraise hymn hail eulogy eulogise esteem ensky congratulate cheer cele-brate belaud backslap apotheosize apotheosise apotheose adulate

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Praise

Conjugation laud conjugation

How do you conjugate laud?

laud · verb

Examples laud examples

How do I use laud in a sentence?

Simple sentences

People often laud Christopher Columbus for all the lands that he discovered, but most are completely unaware of his numerous under-the-sea discoveries.

Movie subtitles

And it's not nepotism that makes me laud his ability and effectiveness. He was the perfect secretary.
You'll can close the door if its to laud for you.
We laugh at people for seeking romance. We laud hookers under the guise of autonomy.
I will, Lou. And I will laud you copiousIy.
And for this fatal error, Charles had one man to thank, William Laud, whom he made Archbishop of Canterbury in 1633.
Poor Laud.
Is there anything good to be said for Laud and the principles he stood for?
Far from being an elitist, Laud thought it was the Puritans who were the authoritarians.
Well, what was wrong was that Laud was not presenting his programme as an option.
Dissidents like Prynne, Burton and Bastwick became Laud's highest-profile victims.
Laud's iron fist went unopposed for the time being.
Archbishop Laud, the king, the council, the bishops, everyone fell straight into the trap.
Okay, I get it laud and clear, but I'm telling you, he's trouble.
I know times are tough right now, and I laud your thriftiness.
Would that I could find tunes of jubilation equal to your glory, worthily to laud you, tunes rich in the highest praise!
We laud hookers under the guise of autonomy. Shall I write it down?
And I will laud you copiously.
I will laud my father's memory by seeing the House of Batiatus elevated beyond the imagining of my ancestors.
As for the recovery of the clavis, we laud your service.
Midas would forgive, even laud, the death, and the merger would be complete.
The strange tale of Alexius. patron of pilgrims and breadless. who devoted himself to God, never seeking laud. who lived 17 years under a set of stairs. - Did he say under the stairs?
To laud your actions?
We laud hookers under the guise of autonomy.
Let me laud your efforts.
Our people must have been engulfed by dire quandaries, but you protected them during these difficult times. I laud your efforts.
How can you laud that fool's achievements like that?
Midas would forgive even laud, the death. And the merger would be complete.

News and current affairs

Instead of repeatedly making clear that Kosovo independence is an indispensable requirement for EU membership - so important to Serbia's modernization and Balkan stability - EU leaders like Javier Solana laud Kostunica as a great democratic leader.
They should publicly laud the President's statesmanship for having given the world the most effective instrument against the spread of weapons of mass-destruction, as well as for curbing Iraqi influence in the Middle East and weakening Saddam's regime.
The Sakharov Museum exhibition was subjected to a vituperative media campaign, and the matter was almost immediately taken up in the Duma, where nationalist deputies vied with each other to denounce the artists and laud the vandals.

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