laudatory
gb/lˈɔdətˌɔɹi/ us/lˈɔdətˌɔɹi/
C1
Inglese
Accezioni
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adjective
formal
C1
property
1
Expressing praise or admiration
Saying good things about someone or something.
Schema d'uso:
laudatory [remarks/comments/review] (about [someone/something])
Errore comune:
Often confused with laudable (deserving praise) and with auditory because the words look similar.
Sinonimi
praising (More common and less formal.)
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complimentary (Often suggests polite praise, especially in comments or reviews.)
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appreciative (Emphasizes gratitude or recognition of value.)
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eulogistic (More formal; often associated with speeches honoring someone.)
Contrari
critical (Expressing disapproval or pointing out faults.)
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disparaging (Expressing a negative, belittling opinion.)
Collocazioni
laudatory review
|laudatory remarks
|laudatory comments
|laudatory tone
|laudatory article
|laudatory account
|laudatory speech
|laudatory words
|laudatory reference
|laudatory assessment
Temi
communication
|opinions
|writing
|emotions
Esempi
- The film received laudatory reviews from most critics.
- Her report was laudatory about the team’s progress, but it also noted a few risks.
- He wrote a laudatory article praising the charity’s work in the community.
Esempi per chi studia
- The teacher made laudatory comments about my essay.
- The newspaper published a laudatory review of the new restaurant.
Grammatica
Forma base
laudatory
IPA
GB/lˈɔdətˌɔɹi/
US/lˈɔdətˌɔɹi/
Sillabe e accento
laud - at - ory (3 sillabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (laud)
Forme flesse
Adjective
- Base: laudatory
Famiglia di parole
Core family
laud
verb C1
laudable
adjective
Related words
laudation
noun
laudably
adverb
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