Laudable means

Laudable means

• A. Dishonorable
• B. Irrelevant
• C. Unworthy
• D. Commendable

Answer: (D)

Laudable means something worthy of praise or admiration—an action or quality that deserves commendation. When you describe a plan or effort as laudable, you’re saying it’s praiseworthy. The other options describe things that aren’t praiseworthy or aren’t related: dishonorable is the opposite of laudable, unworthy suggests lacking merit, and irrelevant means not relevant to the matter at hand. So the sense of laudable aligns with being commendable.

Laudable means something worthy of praise or admiration—an action or quality that deserves commendation. When you describe a plan or effort as laudable, you’re saying it’s praiseworthy. The other options describe things that aren’t praiseworthy or aren’t related: dishonorable is the opposite of laudable, unworthy suggests lacking merit, and irrelevant means not relevant to the matter at hand. So the sense of laudable aligns with being commendable.