Definition

illaudable

adjective
  1. not worthy of praise; deserving of blame or censure
  2. Usage: formal; archaic

Examples

  • His illaudable conduct during the scandal damaged his reputation irreparably.
  • The committee found the decision to be illaudable and voted to reverse it.
  • Such illaudable behavior has no place in a professional environment.
  • The critic described the film's treatment of the subject matter as illaudable.
  • Her illaudable neglect of her responsibilities led to serious consequences.

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