co
mmend
Third Person
commends
Present Participle
commending
Past Tense
commended
Past Participle
commended
1
to speak positively about someone or something and suggest their suitability
- The doctor commended the new treatment to her patients for its effectiveness in managing chronic pain.
- Recognizing their commitment to sustainability and quality, I genuinely commend this eco-friendly brand to you for your next purchase.
- Having witnessed his tireless work ethic and innovative ideas, I wholeheartedly commend him to you for the challenging project.
- The food critic commended the restaurant to readers for its innovative cuisine and attentive service.
2
to express admiration for something or someone in a public or official manner
transitive
- The expert commended the new skincare product for its effectiveness.
- Their coach commended him for his excellent work and sportsmanship.
- Mayor commended the firefighters for their bravery during the rescue operation.
- They commended the volunteer for her outstanding contribution to the community.
- The tech expert commended the new smartphone for its advanced features and sleek design.
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3
to place someone or something under the protection or supervision of another person or entity
- The parents commended their children to their trusted babysitter while they attended the event.
- The homeowner commended the valuable artwork to a museum for display and preservation.
- The business owner commended the company's financial records to the accountant for management and reporting.
- The pet owner commended their beloved companion animal to the veterinarian for medical attention and treatment.
4
to convey or deliver greetings or regards from one individual to another
- Sarah asked her friend to commend her to Mark on his birthday.
- Please commend me to your family when you see them next weekend.
- I'll commend you to Sarah when I see her at the office tomorrow.
- Maria asked her neighbor to commend her to their mutual friend.
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