Difference between Commendable and Laudably

COMMENDABLE vs LAUDABLY: ADJECTIVE

Capable of being commended, approved, or praised; worthy of commendation or praise; laudable.

Splendid, Respectable, Noteworthy, Impressive, Creditable, Remarkable, Exemplary, Admirable, Praiseworthily, Laudably, Worthy, Admirably, Applaudable, Praiseworthy, Laudable

Excellent, Gratifying, Splendid, Respectable, Noteworthy, Impressive, Creditable, Remarkable, Exemplary, Admirable, Praiseworthily, Worthy, Applaudable, Praiseworthy, Laudable

The innocent spouse laudably can readmit the other spouse to conjugal life; in this case the innocent spouse renounces the right to separate.
Now then, at the very beginning of your questions, you properly and laudably state that your king seeks the Christian law.
Moreover, Lautenberg, laudably, aimed to admit more refugees into America, not create a discriminatory citizenship standard for those inside the country.
Conscience till after morning prayers, they might laudably abstain from all conversations not imposed upon them by necessity or civility.
Laudably, the bill strives to achieve collection in the archives of all appropriate public documents.
Many persons, while laudably attentive to the preservation of their teeth, do them harm by too much officiousness.
This game also lends itself to local multiplayer that the Switch has so far delivered laudably.
Solidified Odie still contradistinguish: suppositious and alexipharmic Sky bedim quite apogeotropically but rupture her confiscator laudably.
As discussed, many websites laudably expend resources seeking to remove defamation.
G.O." in his, has so laudably and unselfishly laboured.