very commendable

Frequency: 8.519.5 per million words

A common way to emphasize that something is deserving of praise.

commendableADVERB + commendable

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very

Examples (10)

  • His dedication to finishing the project on time was very commendable.
  • The student's effort to improve her grades is very commendable.
  • It's very commendable that the company is investing in renewable energy.
  • Your honesty in admitting the mistake was very commendable.
  • She showed a very commendable commitment to the community service program.
  • The team's quick response to the crisis was considered very commendable by the board.
  • To remain calm under such pressure is a very commendable quality.
  • The organization's goal to provide free education for all is very commendable.
  • I must say, your work on this report is very commendable.
  • His decision to put the team's needs before his own was very commendable.