commendable Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- moral
- distinguished
- noble
- invaluable
- honorable
- awesome
- distinctive
- deserving
- outstanding
- applaudable
- good
- noteworthy
- noticeable
- valuable
- estimable
Weak:
Strongest:
- pitiable
- deplorable
- pitiful
- censurable
- detestable
- despicable
- detestable
- worthless
- pitiable
- worthless
- contemptible
- reprehensible
- discreditable
- discreditable
- despicable
- contemptible
- reprehensible
- deplorable
- censurable
- pitiful
Strong:
- mean
- ignominious
- ignominious
- unlikable
- vile
- scurvy
- base
- unlikable
- wretched
- disgraceful
- lousy
- dishonorable
- shameful
- mean
- low
- low
- sorry
- shocking
- scabby
- unethical
- infamous
- scabby
- illaudable
- notorious
- infamous
- unsavory
- shocking
- dishonorable
- disgraceful
- vile
- sorry
- wretched
- shameful
- nasty
- illaudable
- unworthy
- notorious
- lousy
- unsavory
- dirty
- nasty
- unethical
- scandalous
- dirty
- scurvy
- sordid
- sordid
- scandalous
- disreputable
- disreputable
- unworthy
- base
Weak:
commendable Meaning
Wordnet
commendable (s)
worthy of high praise
Wordnet
commendable (r)
in an admirable manner
commendable Sentence Examples
- Her dedication to her studies is commendable.
- His honesty and integrity are commendable traits.
- The firefighters' bravery in the face of danger is commendable.
- It is commendable that you are always willing to help others.
- The organization's efforts to reduce carbon emissions are commendable.
- The students' commitment to community service is commendable.
- The doctor's compassion towards her patients is commendable.
- Your leadership during the crisis was commendable.
- The team's sportsmanship on the field is commendable.
- His commitment to environmental conservation is truly commendable.
FAQs About the word commendable
worthy of high praise, in an admirable manner
creditable, worthy, excellent, impressive, laudable, praiseworthy, admirable,meritorious, moral, distinguished
pitiable, deplorable, pitiful, censurable, detestable, despicable, detestable, worthless, pitiable, worthless
Her dedication to her studies is commendable.
His honesty and integrity are commendable traits.
The firefighters' bravery in the face of danger is commendable.
It is commendable that you are always willing to help others.
