encouraged |
commended |
As verbs the difference between encouraged and commended
is that
encouraged is (
encourage) while
commended is (
commend).
congratulate |
commended |
As verbs the difference between congratulate and commended
is that
congratulate is to express one’s sympathetic pleasure or joy to the person(s) it is felt for while
commended is (
commend).
honor |
commended |
As a noun honor
is .
As a verb commended is
(
commend).
merit |
commended |
As a proper noun merit
is .
As a verb commended is
(
commend).
committed |
commended |
As verbs the difference between committed and commended
is that
committed is (
commit) while
commended is (
commend).
As an adjective committed
is obligated by a pledge to some course of action.
commended |
recognized |
As verbs the difference between commended and recognized
is that
commended is (
commend) while
recognized is (
recognize).
As an adjective recognized is
notable; distinguished; honored.
commended |
praised |
As verbs the difference between commended and praised
is that
commended is past tense of commend while
praised is past tense of praise.
urged |
commended |
As verbs the difference between urged and commended
is that
urged is past tense of urge while
commended is past tense of commend.
commended |
credit |
As a verb commended
is (
commend).
As a noun credit is
credit.
outstanding |
commended |
As an adjective outstanding
is prominent or noticeable; standing out from others.
As a verb commended is
(
commend).
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