Commend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMEND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to praise
• praise formally or officially
• present as suitable for approval or acceptance; recommend
• make (something) acceptable or pleasing
• entrust someone or something to
• To commit, intrust, or give in charge for care or preservation.
• To recommend as worthy of confidence or regard; to present as worthy of notice or favorable attention.
• To mention with approbation; to praise; as, to commend a person or an act.
• To mention by way of courtesy, implying remembrance and good will.
• express approval of
• present as worthy of regard, kindness, or confidence
• give to in charge
• express a good opinion of
• mention as by way of greeting or to indicate friendship
• praise
• pass on someone's good wishes to
NOUN:
• Commendation; praise.
• Compliments; greetings.

Words related to COMMEND

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Words that contain COMMEND

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How to use COMMEND in a sentence

• Albans, in 1834 brought forward in the Commons a measure which had both reason and justice to commend it.
• It is impossible for any one who knows the country not to see that Captain Hall earnestly sought out things to admire and commend.
• Doubtless it will commend itself to you as experienced men of the world.
• The best course we could take would be to commend to the authorities of India what is a clear indication of the principles on which we desire them to proceed.
• I commend all these objects, together with the charitable institutions of the District, to your favorable regard.
• Several of these, such as Shredded Wheat Biscuits, have been frequently referred to in different parts of the book, so that no further words are needed to commend them.
• I cordially commend to your favorable regard the interests of the people of this District.
• As the subject is one in which the people of Maine have a deep interest, I feel a confidence it will commend itself to your early attention.
• Asquith had gone to Ireland, in the hope of discovering some arrangement for the future which would commend itself to all parties.
• She knows a fair look is but a dumb orator to commend virtue, therefore minds it not.
• In which hope I now commend myself to the mercy of God.
• Whether it will equally commend itself to the reader is a matter on which I, as an aged novice in literature, though hopeful, am of course uncertain.
• This particular squaw had nothing to commend her to his notice.
• A gentleman of great judgment happening to commend these lines to Mr.
• A true friend of his country loves her friends and benefactors, and thinks it no degradation to commend and commemorate them.
• The thing is so plain, that it must instantly commend itself to your honors.
• So much the more it standeth you vpon that so earnestly long for the health of soules, to commend specially these Iapanish flocks vnto our Lord.
• We commend him unto the devil, they said all, for he is a man of great might.
• Prayers are offered, imploring the Almighty to aid humanity in its attempts to commend itself to Him by a more or less faithful practice of religion.
• It is in this light that we especially commend it to the serious consideration of the reader.
• As a matter of great interest, especially to the citizens of that part of the country, I commend the general subject to your consideration.
• I commend the matter to the favorable consideration of Congress.
• In conclusion I commend to your care the interests of this District, for which you are the exclusive legislators.
• I most cheerfully commend him in his praiseworthy efforts.
• We commend them to our friends of the press in the various places they may visit.
• Have mercy upon me, O Lord! have mercy upon me! To Thy fatherly protection, O Lord, I commend this family.
• I do not mean to commend either the spirit in this excess, or the moral causes which produce it.
• They are content to commend what themselves do not care to practise.

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