worthy+of+admiration
61Bonhome — This interesting surname derives from the Old French bon meaning good plus homme a man and was originally given as a nickname to a kindly or friendly person, or to an individual worthy of admiration and respect. occasionally it may have been of… …
62Bonhomme — This interesting surname derives from the Old French bon meaning good plus homme a man and was originally given as a nickname to a kindly or friendly person, or to an individual worthy of admiration and respect. occasionally it may have been of… …
63Bonome — This interesting surname derives from the Old French bon meaning good plus homme a man and was originally given as a nickname to a kindly or friendly person, or to an individual worthy of admiration and respect. occasionally it may have been of… …
64Clinker — something first rate or worthy of admiration …
65clinker — Australian Slang something first rate or worthy of admiration …
66wonderful — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. miraculous, marvelous, amazing, astounding;. great, swell, dandy; colossal, terrific (all inf.). See wonder, goodness. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Exciting wonder] Syn. amazing, astonishing,… …
67admirable — a. 1. (Rare.) Wonderful, surprising, striking, astonishing. 2. Excellent, praiseworthy, astonishingly good, fine, rare, superb, worthy of admiration …
68praiseworthy — adjective it was a praiseworthy effort Syn: commendable, admirable, laudable, worthy (of admiration), meritorious, estimable, exemplary …
69childlike — childlike, childish agree in meaning having or showing the manner, spirit, or disposition of a child. Both are applicable to adolescents and to adults as well as to children. Childlike, however, usually suggests such qualities of childhood as… …
70admirable — ad•mi•ra•ble [[t]ˈæd mər ə bəl[/t]] adj. worthy of admiration; inspiring approval or respect; excellent • Etymology: 1590–1600; < L ad mi•ra•bil′i•ty, n. ad′mi•ra•bly, adv …
