lauds
Britishnoun
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Origin of lauds
C14: see laud
Example Sentences
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A post on Morningstar’s website lauds the fund for its “time-tested approach and accomplished lead manager.”
From Barron's
Department of Homeland Security skipped a fully competitive bidding process to give two Republican-linked firms the first part of a $200 million television ad campaign that lauds President Trump for his crackdown on illegal immigration.
From Los Angeles Times
He is also an active member of the Federalist Society, a right-wing legal network that in turn lauds him as a "fixture in the conservative movement."
From Salon
But Trump also lauds what he sees as his own strong personal connection with President Xi Jinping.
From BBC
He frequently lauds his proposed tariffs as beneficial to the nation, characterizing the plan as a way to siphon money from opposing countries during the presidential debate last month.
From Salon
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