0 to praise someone or something -- chwalić
[ often passive ] His courage was commended by the report.
The calculation of residuals and total residuals is commended as a means of enquiry.
The book is a fascinating demonstration of the subject of its own investigation, and is to be commended as an adventure in publishing.
This proposal has a great deal to commend it.
This chapter is also to be commended for its excellent discussion of the methodological issues to consider when doing sociolinguistic research on sign languages.
In this regard he is to be commended for not pushing his personal choice treatment agenda.
The sheer richness of illustration is also to be highly commended, and makes the cover price very good value.
They may then commend free-will theism as supporting a rich religious life for those who make the requisite changes in belief and practice.
The e-mail forum, once assured of the genuine motives for the research, welcomed it and commended the research process.
