Second, certain actions may be "supererogator y" (praiseworthy but not obligator y) or "suberogator y" (permitted but blameworthy).
Had he chosen the other, he would have been equally praiseworthy.
That is a neutral definition of a high stakes game: as praiseworthy as blameworthy.
To be so uncompromising, dangerous, and confrontational became praiseworthy.
It is the second part of the book that is more praiseworthy for originality, both in the scientific content and the presentation.
Second, and relatedly, not all acts and attitudes that promote other people's ends are morally good or praiseworthy.
The discipline of perfecting rhetoric in the service of justifying praiseworthy action builds character.
For example, donating money to a charitable organization is praiseworthy, the pseudoscientific, exaggerated promises of some chiropractors are blameworthy.
