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plauditory

UK/ˈplɔːdɪt(ə)ɹi/US/ˈplɔdətɔɹi/

plauditory adjective: applauding; commending.

Adjective

plauditory (comparative more plauditory, superlative most plauditory)

  1. Applauding; commending.
    • plauditory comments

Forms of plauditory

comparativemore plauditory
superlativemost plauditory

Origin of plauditory

From plaudit + -ory, possibly on the model of auditory.

Questions about plauditory

What does plauditory mean?
Plauditory means applauding; commending.
What part of speech is plauditory?
Plauditory is an adjective.
How do you pronounce plauditory?
Plauditory is pronounced /ˈplɔːdɪt(ə)ɹi/ (UK).

Words near plauditory in the dictionary

  1. plaudited
  2. plaudites
  3. plauditing
  4. plauditor
  5. plauditors
  6. plauditory
  7. plaudits
  8. plauds
  9. Plaugher
  10. Plaughers
  11. plaunotol

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