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laudable in Italian

laudable in Italian is lodevole, benemerito, elogiabile — laudable means deserving praise, especially for good intentions, even if the result falls short.

laudable in Italian

lodevole
adj
benemerito
adj
elogiabile
adj
encomiabile
adj
lodabile
adj
meritorio
adj

What does "laudable" mean?

  1. adjective Deserving praise, especially for good intentions, even if the result falls short.
    "The scheme had a laudable aim but almost no funding."
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laudable in a sentence

  • The scheme had a laudable aim but almost no funding.
  • Her refusal to name colleagues was laudable.

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What is "laudable" in Italian?

"laudable" in Italian is lodevole, benemerito, elogiabile. laudable means: Deserving praise, especially for good intentions, even if the result falls short.

How do you use "laudable" in a sentence?

Example: "The scheme had a laudable aim but almost no funding." In Italian, "laudable" is lodevole, benemerito, elogiabile.

Are there other ways to say "laudable" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "laudable": lodevole, benemerito, elogiabile, encomiabile, lodabile, meritorio.

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