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laudatory Adjective (of speech or writing) expressing praise
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The poet was understood to be the young gentleman of the gold opera glass, who heard our laudatory remarks with the composure of a veteran. " On the walls were displayed innumerable inscriptions, written in nearly every language of Europe, some in verse, some in prose, most of them not very laudatory of "bella Italia. Why, if he had exhausted every laudatory adjective in the dictionary, it wouldn't have been praise enough. |
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