commend in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Commend: to express approval or praise formally for someone's achievements or efforts.

The teacher decided to commend the students for their hard work during the project.
After the successful presentation, the board members took a moment to commend her efforts.
He was commended for his bravery in rescuing the child from the burning building.
The coach commended the team for their dedication and teamwork throughout the season.
During the ceremony, she received a plaque to commend her contributions to the community.
The teacher decided to commend the student for her exceptional project on renewable energy.
During the awards ceremony, the mayor took a moment to commend the volunteers for their hard work in the community.
It's important to commend your colleagues when they achieve significant milestones in their careers.
The coach commended the athletes for their dedication and perseverance throughout the season.
She received a letter from the organization that commended her efforts in advocating for mental health awareness.