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laud

UK
/lɔːd/
US
/lɔd/

Translations

laudverb
lauded
Past Simple
lauded
Past Participle
lauding
Gerund
UK
/lɔːd/
US
/lɔd/
The teacher lauded the students for their exceptional performance in the competition.
L’enseignant a loué les étudiants pour leur performance exceptionnelle au concours.
Additional translations
faire l’éloge deTournure plus soutenue.
Synonyms
commend
venerate
glorify
extol
honor
exalt
celebrate
applaud
acclaim
praise
Antonyms
denounce
disparage
condemn
criticize
laudnoun
lauds
pl
UK
/lɔːd/
US
/lɔd/
The scientist received much laud for her groundbreaking research.
La scientifique a reçu beaucoup d’éloges pour ses recherches novatrices.
Additional translations
cantiqueDans un contexte religieux, surtout chrétien.
Synonyms
accolade
panegyric
encomium
paean
hymn
praise
tribute
commendation
eulogy

Definitions

laudverb
To praise or extol someone or something highly.
The teacher lauded the students for their exceptional performance in the competition.
laudnoun
Praise or commendation.
The scientist received much laud for her groundbreaking research.
A hymn or song of praise, especially one used in Christian worship.
The choir began the morning service with a beautiful laud.
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