Antonyms for re-commendation

Grammar : Noun

Spell : rek-uh-men-dey-shuh n, -muh n-

Phonetic Transcription : ˌrɛk ə mɛnˈdeɪ ʃən, -mən-

Definition of re-commendation

Origin : early 15c., "action of commending oneself to another," from Old French recommendation (Modern French recommandation), from Medieval Latin recommendationem (nominative recommendatio), noun of action from past participle stem of recommendare (see recommend). Meaning "act of recommending (someone or something) as worthy" is from 1570s. Letter of recommendation is from late 15c.

As in approval : noun authorization
As in motion : noun formal suggestion in a meeting
As in nomination : noun appointment for responsibility
As in patronage : noun support of a cause
As in pointer : noun hint, suggestion
As in praise : noun congratulations; adoration
As in proposal : noun suggestion, presentation for action
As in proposition : noun suggestion; scheme
As in recommendation : noun advice, approval
As in reference : noun testimonial of good character
As in resolution : noun answer, judgment
As in sanction : noun authorization
As in suggestion : noun advice, plan
As in testimonial : noun tribute
As in behalf : noun personal interest
As in tribute : noun testimonial, praise
As in warning : noun notice of possible occurrence
As in character reference : noun formal recommendation
As in word to the wise : noun advice to another
As in laudation : noun praise
As in magnification : noun praise
As in patronization : noun patronage
As in commendation : noun giving of praise; acclaim
As in counsel : noun guidance
As in credentials : noun references, attestation
As in advice : noun recommendation
As in advocacy : noun support for an idea or cause
As in direction(s) : noun instructions, guidance
As in endorsement : noun support, authorization
As in finding : noun judgment, verdict

Synonyms for re-commendation

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