to recommend
- verb
- /ˌrɛkəˈmɛnd/
- She always recommends the latest thriller novels to her friends.
- guidelines recommend
- recommended strategies
- recommend using
What book or course would you recommend I start with and why?
- What book or course would you recommend I start with and why?
- Is there a book you would recommend about her?
- I mean, I would recommend living more in London.
- What projects would you recommend for a first time maker?
- We currently don't recommend it and here is why.
- Well, he worked with Jane and so I can't recommend him more thoroughly.
- And in fact, The Who has recommended against its use for treatment.
- That's true, and it's why I wouldn't recommend eating dried beans.
- So if you guys have any that you recommend, let me know.
Examples
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What book or course would you recommend I start with and why?
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If you need to talk to someone, I can recommend a grief therapist.
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Is there a book you would recommend about her?
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I mean, I would recommend living more in London.
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I highly, highly recommend them.
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So who do you recommend?
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What projects would you recommend for a first time maker?
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We currently don't recommend it and here is why.
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I recommend using the inflatable punching bag.
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And I do recommend that you have the amniocentesis because there are always more risks with a geriatric mother.
Synonyms
To offer an idea or plan for others to consider
To suggest a plan or idea for others to consider
To strongly encourage someone to do something
Give someone advice about what to do
To support a cause or policy in public
Tell someone you think they should do something
To praise someone or something for good work
Strongly advise someone to try something you think is very good
Tell someone to see a certain person like a doctor or counsellor for help
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How Recommended
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Etymology
Recommend comes from the Latin parts re- ('again') and commendare ('to entrust' or 'to praise'), and it shares the same root as English commend. So to recommend something is to put it forward with good words and suggest it as a good choice.