commend
co
mmend
ˈmɛnd
mend
British pronunciation
/kəmˈɛnd/

Definition & Meaning of "commend"in English

to commend
01

to speak positively about someone or something and suggest their suitability

Ditransitive: to commend sb/sth to sb
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Examples
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.
02

to express admiration for something or someone in a public or official manner

Transitive: to commend sb/sth for a quality
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The expert commended the new skincare product for its effectiveness.
Their coach commended him for his excellent work and sportsmanship.
03

to place someone or something under the protection or supervision of another person or entity

Ditransitive: to commend sb/sth to sb
example
Examples
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.
04

to convey or deliver greetings or regards from one individual to another

Ditransitive: to commend sb to sb
example
Examples
Sarah asked her friend to commend her to Mark on his birthday.
Please commend me to your family when you see them next weekend.
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