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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a laudable win" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a victory or achievement that is commendable or worthy of praise.
Example: "The team's hard work and dedication culminated in a laudable win at the championship."
Alternatives: "an admirable victory" or "a commendable success."
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Just as in Super Bowl XLII, the Patriots entered the game with a laudable win streak: 20 straight at home; 31 in games Tom Brady has started.
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This is a laudable win-win outcome – but it responds to a crisis in traditional development assistance, not to the need for collective action to supply GPGs.
And he had a laudable wish to improve himself educationally.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
For a laudable cause?
A laudable objective.
It's a laudable goal.
That is a laudable conception.
This is a laudable goal.
This is a laudable sentiment.
A laudable aim, of course.
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