Antonyms for re commended

Grammar : Adj, verb

Spell : rek-uh-mend

Phonetic Transcription : ˌrɛk əˈmɛnd

Definition of re commended

Origin : late 14c., "praise, present as worthy," from Medieval Latin recommendare, from Latin re-, here probably an intensive prefix, or else from a sense now obscure (see re-), + commendare "commit to one's care, commend" (see commend). Meaning "advise as to action, urge (that something be done)" is from 1746. Related: Recommended; recommending.

As in required/requisite : adj necessary
As in endorsed : adj signed
As in featured : adj promoted
As in required : adj necessary
As in moved : adj proposed
As in proposed : adj projected
As in recommended : adj urged
As in suggested : adj submitted
As in urged : adj supported
As in prescribed : adj set as guide
As in favored : adj popular
As in approve : verb allow, authorize
As in introduce : verb make known; present
As in move : verb motivate, influence
As in nominate : verb designate, select
As in praise : verb congratulate; adore
As in promote : verb help, advance
As in propose : verb suggest, present for action
As in recommend : verb advise, approve
As in refer : verb direct, guide
As in suggest : verb convey advice, plan, desire
As in acclaim : verb give approval
As in urge : verb beg, push for, encourage
As in vote : verb decide on representation
As in warn : verb give notice of possible occurrence
As in propound : verb propose
As in come up with : verb suggest, create
As in compliment : verb praise, flatter
As in counsel : verb give advice
As in advise : verb offer recommendation
As in advocate : verb support idea or cause publicly
As in defend : verb show support for
As in endorse : verb support, authorize
As in felicitate : verb congratulate
As in go to bat for : verb show support for
As in hail : verb honor, salute
As in applaud : verb clap for; express approval

Synonyms for re commended

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