commendably

/kəˈmendəbli/ (bre, ipa) · /kəˈmendəbli/ (ame, ipa) · /kə-ˈmen-də-blē/ (ame, mw)

commendably — adverb

1. with enough skill, kindness, or responsibility to earn clear approval from other

1.副詞C2
釋義

with enough skill, kindness, or responsibility to earn clear approval from other people.

例句

Ava handled the angry customer commendably and calmed the whole line.

verb + commendably in a difficult service situation

When the power failed, Ilan commendably guided the children outside in silence.

commendably + guided during an emergency

同義詞
  • admirably

    Usually warmer and stronger, often suggesting respect as well as approval.

  • creditably

    More formal and narrower, stressing that someone reached a solid standard.

  • well

    Broader and less formal; it does not always imply moral approval.

反義詞
  • poorly

    Shows low quality or weak performance.

  • shamefully

    Adds a strong sense of blame or moral failure.

文法句型

verb + commendably

commendably + verb of response or action

用法筆記

Most often used for actions, responses, or work that show good judgment in a difficult situation. It is more formal than 'well' and suggests that the conduct itself deserves approval, not just that the result was successful.

常見錯誤

❌The sun rose commendably at six.
✅The volunteers arrived commendably early at six.
💡commendably praises a person's action or behavior, not a natural event.
❌Her speech was commendably.
✅Her speech was commendable.
💡commendably modifies how something is done; after 'be', use the adjective commendable.