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What is the difference between loable and laudable and cuál es más formal ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between loable and laudable and cuál es más formal ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Son sinónimos, y las dos son palabras formales.
En España, la forma más normal es "loable". "Laudable" no es muy común.
"Eso que has hecho es loable"
"Es una persona loable"
"Has realizado una acción loable"
Otro sinónimo muy formal de "loable" es "digno de alabanza" ("worthy of praise"):
"Tus acciones son dignas de alabanza"
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