laud (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /lɔːd/
Definition
To praise someone or something highly, especially in a public way.
Examples
The critics lauded the director's innovative approach to filmmaking.
She was lauded for her tireless efforts in community service.
He accepted the award, thanking everyone who had lauded his work.
How to Use laud
- laud someone (prepositional phrase)
- To praise a person. — "The community lauded the firefighter for his bravery."
- laud something (prepositional phrase)
- To praise a thing or an achievement. — "The article lauded the new scientific discovery."
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