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lauded

adjective as in acclaimed

Strongest match

Strong matches

adjective as in flattered

Strong matches

adjective as in praised

adjective as in thanked

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Supporters have lauded him for securing funding for local transportation and infrastructure projects and the region’s military facilities.

It’s an obviously expensive production — when you follow a highly lauded big-screen classic, even by 50 years, you can’t go cheap — with the touristic exotica that’s characterized every Bond film since “Dr. No” and money spent licensing Radiohead tracks.

Under China's notoriously cut-throat education system, academic excellence is lauded.

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In their statement announcing Robins’ departure, Coventry said he would be "remembered and lauded as one of the club's greatest ever managers".

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On Wednesday, he noted that Harris inherited "extraordinary circumstances" and lauded the "clear vision" of her "historic campaign."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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