1. Commend synonyms, Commend pronunciation, Commend translation, English dictionary definition of Commend

2. Commend - Dictionary definition and meaning for word Commend

3. Commend definition: If you Commend someone or something, you praise them formally

4. Commend definition, to present, mention, or praise as worthy of confidence, notice, kindness, etc.; reCommend: to Commend a friend to another; to Commend an applicant

5. The reports commend her bravery.

6. Synonyms for Commend in Free Thesaurus

7. Warmly commend all for their comments.

8. Colleagues, I commend this report to you.

9. We commend her soul to God.

10. I Commend to you Phebe our sister

11. I Commend to you Phebe our sister

12. How to use Commend in a sentence.

13. 3 → Commend itself (to somebody) → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus Commend • The leadership Rodriguez displayed is to be Commended

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15. The movie has little to commend it .

16. We should commend good people and good deeds.

17. Definition of Commend in the Definitions.net dictionary

18. Be quick to commend, slow to condemn.

19. I commend the Bill to the House.

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21. What does Commend mean? Information and translations of Commend in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

22. Father, into hy hands I Commend my spirit

23. Commend those cooperating with the Society’s rooming arrangement.

24. But there's still plenty to commend the book.

25. The proposed site has much to commend it.

26. Commendatory definition, serving to commend; approving; praising

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28. Commend (obsolete) Commendation; praise (plural) compliments; greetings; Commendableness

29. Father, into hy hands I Commend my spirit

30. Elders, commend others for their whole-souled efforts

31. Madam, good night: commend me to your daughter.

32. His ideas do not commend themselves to me.

33. 16 Reprove your friend privately, commend him puBlicly.

34. I would also commend you on the children's presentation.

35. Admonish your friend in secret , commend him in public.

36. This view did not commend itself to the pope.

37. His outspoken behaviour did not commend itself to his colleagues.

38. Commend definition is - to entrust for care or preservation

39. Ian McKellen's performance, too, had much to commend it.

40. The plan did not commend itself to the Allies.

41. I commend Ms. Orth on writing such an informative article.

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43. Will this government proposal commend itself to the public?

44. McKellen’s performance had much to Commend it (= was very good)

45. To commend highly; praise: Applauded her decision to finish college

46. Warmly commend congregation for their financial support of Kingdom interests.

47. Actually, what I really want to Commend is the book.

48. Commend somebody/something (to somebody) (formal) to reCommend somebody/something to somebody She is an excellent worker and I Commend her to you without reservation

49. “Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit” (Luke 23:46).

50. She said she would commend the proposal to the Board.

51. I want to commend my little brother to your care.

52. Both readers commend Knutson for his scrupulous attention to detail.

53. 11 The plan did not commend itself to the Allies.

54. This TV play does not seem to commend itself to me.

55. 17 His outspoken behaviour did not commend itself to his colleagues.

56. Another word for Commend: praise, acclaim, applaud, compliment, extol Collins English Thesaurus

57. I commend the reading of this particular book to all honourable senators

58. Commend: to put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of another

59. If a student did well on a certain point, commend him.

60. To those of you who pay your tithing, I commend you.

61. The movie has little to Commend it (= it has few good qualities).

62. To test him out, first commend your teenager for his thinking ability.

63. I can commend it to him as a realistic course of action.

64. An example of Commend is giving someone an excellent job reference

65. Warmly commend youths who are seeking to put the Kingdom first.

66. To praise as worthy; to entrust, acclaim, laud: They Commend his leadership ability.

67. We commend close attention to the way time is used in the curriculum.

68. She is an excellent worker and I commend her to you without reservation.

69. We commend Jordan's active and untiring efforts for peace in the region.

70. Commend may also mean to present a reCommendation or to render something acceptable

71. Commend is a transitive verb, which is a verb that takes an object

72. This is the British English definition of Commend.View American English definition of Commend.

73. 58 synonyms for Advise: recommend, suggest, urge, counsel, advocate, caution, prescribe, commend, admonish

74. We lovingly commend our marriage partners; we do not harshly criticize them.

75. (2) Invite them to express themselves, and commend them when they make discerning comments.

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77. Definition and synonyms of Commend from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

78. To praise as worthy; to entrust, acclaim, laud: They Commend his leadership ability.

79. I commend you fathers and grandfathers who have brought your sons and grandsons.

80. His paintings Commend him to the artistic world Definition (verb) give to in charge