laud lawd verb noun WS #26

to praise, extol, or acclaim; to give praise or commendation to; to honor or glorify

1. Students and faculty alike laud the professor for her innovative teaching methods.
2. The committee will laud volunteers who have made significant contributions to the community.
3. The mayor lauded the firefighters for their heroic efforts during the emergency.
4. Environmental groups laud the company's commitment to sustainable business practices.
5. The critics were quick to laud the young pianist's extraordinary performance.

praise, acclaim, or tribute; an expression of approval or admiration

1. The athlete received widespread laud for breaking the long-standing world record.
2. The charity's work with homeless families deserves our laud and continued support.
3. Despite the laud from his peers, the humble artist remained focused on improving his craft.
4. The scientist's groundbreaking research brought him international laud and recognition.
5. Her novel earned the laud of literary critics and readers around the world.