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admirable

/ˈæd.mər.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui mérite le respect et l'approbation en raison de ses qualités ou de ses actions.

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adjective

/ˈæd.mər.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui mérite le respect et l'approbation en raison de ses qualités ou de ses actions.

Describes someone or something that deserves respect and approval because of their qualities or actions.

  1. Deserving of high esteemB2formal

    Worthy of great respect, approval, or admiration due to excellent qualities or actions.

    frDigne d'admiration

    • Her dedication to helping others is truly admirable.
    • The team showed admirable perseverance in completing the project.
    • His honesty in the situation was admirable.

    Synonymescommendablecreditableestimableexcellentlaudablemeritoriousnotablepraiseworthyrespectableworthy

    Antonymesabhorrentcontemptibledespicabledetestabledisgracefulhatefulloathsomeshameful

  2. Inspiring approvalB2formal

    Evoking a feeling of approval or admiration because of being impressive or commendable.

    frQui inspire l'admiration

    • The artist's attention to detail is admirable.
    • It is admirable how she manages her time so efficiently.
    • The charity's work is admirable and deserves support.

    Synonymescommendableestimableexcellentimpressivelaudablemeritoriouspraiseworthyworthy

    Antonymesblameworthycontemptibledeplorabledespicabledisgracefullamentablereprehensibleshameful

Formes
  • more admirable comparative form
  • most admirable superlative form
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