0 present participle of laud
1 to praise:
The German leadership lauded the Russian initiative.
Lauding those genres and styles that have withstood the test of time, he created an opera in which references to past and present composers resonate with each other.
Sociology focused strongly on work, economy, stratification and power - the serious subjects of politics and the public sphere - lauding rationality in its analyses and its subject matter.
It is no use lauding private enterprise if it was under private enterprise that those industries failed the country as they did.
That book advanced some of the very ideas that many people are now lauding as newly discovered.
I object strongly to the lauding of the monarchy or any other institution.
The lauding of our ally and the support that it would have been given would have been tremendous.
We are lauding our manufacturers for increasing our exports.
I can then join her in lauding the news that was passed down to schools earlier this week.
