worthy of praise.

Worthy of praise; to be praised.

Deserving of praise; praiseworthy, laudable, commendable.

Worthy of approval; commendable, praiseworthy, meritorious. Obsolete.

praiseworthy.

Deserving of praise or honour; praiseworthy, laudable. Obsolete.

Proper to be commended, deserving of commendation or approval, praiseworthy, laudable.

Praiseworthy, admirable; commendable, desirable. Also: permissible. Cf. allowable, adj.

Worthy of praise; praiseworthy, laudable. Obsolete.

That deserves or accrues merit; meritorious.

Of immaterial things, actions, etc.: Praiseworthy, commendable. †Also, in early use, of the nature of praise, laudatory.

Worthy of thanks; deserving gratitude or credit.

Praiseworthy, laudable.

= thankworthy, adj.

? Deserving of thanks, thankworthy; or ? grateful, agreeable.

That may be recommended (to someone); worthy of praise or recommendation.

Deserving reward or gratitude. Now also more generally: well-deserving; meriting commendation; having merit.

Worthy or deserving of praise; laudable; commendable.

Capable of being apprized or appreciated; laudable, praiseworthy.

Deserving of applause or approval; praiseworthy, laudable, commendable. Obsolete.

= praiseworthy, adj.

Worthy of applause: agreeable, acceptable.

Worthy of praise, laudable.