Laudatory (adjective)

1. Expressing or giving praise.
2. Praising, complimentary, commendable.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin laudatorius, from laudare "to praise".

Examples:

1. The speech was filled with laudatory comments about the honoree's achievements.
2. The reviews were overwhelmingly laudatory, praising the book's style and content.
3. The employee received a laudatory evaluation from her supervisor.
4. The painting was met with laudatory remarks from the art critics.
5. The song was a laudatory tribute to the country's heroic past.