laudable in Latin
laudable in Latin is laudābilis — laudable means deserving praise, especially for good intentions, even if the result falls short.
laudable in Latin
laudābilis
What does "laudable" mean?
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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 Latin?
"laudable" in Latin is laudābilis. 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 Latin, "laudable" is laudābilis.
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