recommendable
Adjective - Worthy of recommendation: "recommendable" describes something or someone that is deserving of being recommended, endorsed, or suggested as good, valuable, or trustworthy. - This book is highly recommendable for beginners. (It is worthy of being suggested to others.)
- (The service is good enough to be suggested to others.)
- (She is worthy of being endorsed for the position.)
- (It is not worthy of being suggested to others.)
"to be recommendable for": to be suitable or worthy of recommendation for a specific purpose.
- This medicine is recommendable for treating mild headaches. (It is suitable and can be suggested for that condition.)
"highly recommendable": very strongly worthy of recommendation.
- The film is highly recommendable for its compelling story and excellent acting. (It is extremely deserving of being suggested.)
Recommend (verb): to suggest or endorse as good or suitable.
- I recommend this restaurant for its delicious food. (I suggest it to others.)
Recommendation (noun): the act of recommending or a suggestion.
- She gave me a strong recommendation for the job. (She endorsed me.)
Unrecommendable (adj): not worthy of being recommended.
- The service was so poor that it is unrecommendable. (It should not be suggested.)
Advisable: sensible and worthy of being suggested.
- It is advisable to arrive early. (Recommended as a good idea.)
Praiseworthy: deserving of praise and thus recommendation.
- His efforts are praiseworthy. (Worthy of being praised and recommended.)
To give a thumbs up: to indicate approval or recommendation.
- The critic gave the movie a thumbs up, making it recommendable. (The critic endorsed it.)
To be a good bet: to be a safe or reliable choice.
- This brand is a good bet; it’s highly recommendable. (It is a trustworthy option.)
Recommend to: to suggest something to someone.
- I would recommend this book to anyone interested in history. (I would suggest it to that person.)
Recommend for: to endorse someone or something for a particular role or purpose.
- They recommended her for the promotion. (They endorsed her for that position.)