praiseworthiness

[Eng. praiseworthy; -ne . The quality or state of being praiseworthy, or of deserving praise or commendation; laudable ne . "The love of praise seems to be derived from that of praiseworthine ." - Smith: Moral Sentiments, pt. iii., ch. ii. praise-wõr-thy, *praise-woor-thie, a . [Eng. praise , and worthy .] Deserving or worthy of praise or commendation; laudable, commendable. "Small praisewoorthie was it in them to keepe it." Fox : Martyrs, p. 784. Pra-krit, s . [Sansc. prakriti =nature, that which is rude or unpolished, as opposed to sanskrit =that which is perfect or thoroughly refined.] Philol.: A derivative language. The name is PHER, 8. prairie-wolf, s. Zool.: Canis latrans , the Lyciscus latrans of Smith; the coyote. ( Darwin : Animals and Plants , i. 26.)