Admirable

usgb/ˈædmərəbl/
adjective

Worthy of respect or approval because of what has been done or achieved.

She has done an admirable job of raising her children.
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Often appears as...

  • admirable effort
  • admirable work
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Actions Speak

Use 'admirable' when someone's actions show qualities like bravery, effort, or integrity.

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Volunteering for the cause is truly admirable.
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Approval Focus

'Admirable' implies that people should look positively or agree with what's done or achieved.

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His decision to donate his winnings was admirable.
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Underlying Respect

The word often conveys a deep respect for something not everyone can accomplish.

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Her dedication to her research is admirable.
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