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Meanings of commendation in English
Usage of commendation in English
1
The liberal policy of the directors is deserving of the highest commendation.
2
Some were more than encouraging; very high-colored in their phrases of commendation.
3
The International Rules Series stands in danger of suffering the same commendation.
4
The very frequency of that high commendation already speaks volumes in itself.
5
He received the commendation of General Scott, the President, and his Cabinet.
6
We may imagine how Onion prized the words of commendation which follow:
7
The company deserves commendation for delivering on its promise to cut prices.
8
He reciprocated her embrace warmly, in commendation of her fresher good looks.
9
This was salutary in promoting among them many virtues, worthy of commendation.
10
Physiologists and gymnasts have everywhere bestowed upon them the most unqualified commendation.
11
If nothing else, Northern Ireland's dedication to continuity is worthy of commendation.
12
They are flowery always, whether in greeting, praise, commendation, or in denunciation.
13
Proclaiming it had brought me only commendation, and I proclaimed it now.
14
I knew I could count on you, answered Webb, in hearty commendation.
15
The defunct must have been a strange being to deserve no commendation.
16
Nothing can be in better taste than his commendation of Goldsmith's genius:
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Commendation through the time
Commendation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common